Flashcard on Greek Polis

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The rule of law in the Greek polis implied that no individual, regardless of status, was _____ the law.

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above

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Citizenship in the Greek polis was generally limited to free, adult _____ born of citizen parents.

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males

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Religious festivals and _____ ceremonies were integral to civic life in the Greek polis, reinforcing a sense of community.

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public

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Philosophers who contributed significantly to political philosophy, discussing the nature of citizenship and governance in the polis.

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Plato, Aristotle

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The _____ of _____ was a foundational principle in the Greek polis, emphasizing the need for just, transparent, and universally applied laws.

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Rule, Law

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Citizens in the Greek polis had the right to _____, hold public office, and contribute to decision-making processes.

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vote

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The concept of the _____, or city-state, was central to the organization of ancient Greek societies.

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polis

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Civic Participation in ancient Greece was considered both a _____ and a duty of every citizen.

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right

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The Greek model of democracy, especially in Athens, was characterized by _____ participation, where citizens gathered to debate and decide on public policy.

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direct

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The architecture of the polis, with its public buildings, _____, and agoras, was designed to facilitate civic and communal activities.

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temples