Greek City-States Quiz

What was the central public space in ancient Greek city-states called?

• Acropolis

• Agora

• Forum

• Amphitheater

Which Greek city-state was known for its military-oriented society?

• Athens

• Corinth

• Sparta

• Thebes

Who were the ephors in Sparta?

• Military generals

• Overseers who directed daily affairs

• Priests

• Merchants

What was the primary role of Spartan women?

• Engage in trade

• Participate in military drills and gymnastics

• Serve as priestesses

• Teach in schools

Which Athenian leader introduced democracy?

• Draco

• Solon

• Pisistratus

• Cleisthenes

The (a)   was the central public square in ancient Greek city-states where citizens gathered for political affairs.

In Sparta, every healthy male citizen was required to serve as a (a)   .

The Athenian leader (a)   organized laws that carried harsh penalties, known as the Draconian Code.

(a)   was the marketplace in Sparta.

The (a)   in Athens stated that all Athenian-born men were citizens regardless of class.