What is the difference between democracy and oligarchy?

Democracy is governed by the people, while oligarchy is governed by a small group.

Democracy is ruled by a monarch, while oligarchy is ruled by the masses.

Democracy allows for no public participation, whereas oligarchy encourages it.

Democracy is a form of government where decisions are made by random selection, while oligarchy is based on popular vote.

What is civic participation?

Engagement with public issues that affect the community.

Only about voting in elections.

Attending social events without any engagement.

The process of forming a government without public input.

A Spartan enslaved person who was owned by the state.

A philosopher in ancient Greece.

A type of ancient Greek city-state.

A polis is an ancient Greek city-state and its citizens.

A polis is a form of ancient Greek currency.

A polis refers to a Greek philosopher.

A polis is a type of ancient Greek pottery.

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Voting in elections is an important part of (a) because it allows people to have a say in their government.

citizenship

assembly

dictatorships

council

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The student (a) met to decide on the theme for the school dance.

council

citizenship

civic participation

president

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Attending town meetings and volunteering to clean up parks are examples of (a) .

civic participation

assembly

council

rebellion

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The school held an (a) to discuss new rules for the playground.

assembly

citizenship

civic participation

council

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

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In ancient Sparta, a (a) worked on farms and gave most of their crops to Spartan soldiers.

helot

citizen

democracy

lottery

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In a (a) , people can choose their leaders by voting.

democracy

direct democracy

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helot

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The teacher used a (a) to randomly select a student to be the class helper for the day.

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Chapter 16 Vocabulary

Voting in elections is an important part of (a) because it allows people to have a say in their government.

The student (a) met to decide on the theme for the school dance.

Attending town meetings and volunteering to clean up parks are examples of (a) .

The school held an (a) to discuss new rules for the playground.

In ancient Sparta, a (a) worked on farms and gave most of their crops to Spartan soldiers.

In a (a) , people can choose their leaders by voting.

The teacher used a (a) to randomly select a student to be the class helper for the day.

Ancient Athens practiced (a) , where citizens voted on laws instead of electing representatives.

In ancient Greece, a (a) was both a city and the people who lived in it.

The (a) ensures that everyone, including leaders, must follow the same laws.

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Chapter 16 Vocabulary

Voting in elections is an important part of ​ (a) because it allows people to have a say in their government.

The student ​ (a) met to decide on the theme for the school dance.

Attending town meetings and volunteering to clean up parks are examples of ​ (a) .

The school held an ​ (a) to discuss new rules for the playground.

In ancient Sparta, a ​ (a) worked on farms and gave most of their crops to Spartan soldiers.

In a ​ (a) , people can choose their leaders by voting.

The teacher used a ​ (a) to randomly select a student to be the class helper for the day.

Ancient Athens practiced ​ (a) , where citizens voted on laws instead of electing representatives.

In ancient Greece, a ​ (a) was both a city and the people who lived in it.

The ​ (a) ensures that everyone, including leaders, must follow the same laws.

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Voting in elections is an important part of (a) because it allows people to have a say in their government.

The student (a) met to decide on the theme for the school dance.

Attending town meetings and volunteering to clean up parks are examples of (a) .

The school held an (a) to discuss new rules for the playground.

In ancient Sparta, a (a) worked on farms and gave most of their crops to Spartan soldiers.

In a (a) , people can choose their leaders by voting.

The teacher used a (a) to randomly select a student to be the class helper for the day.

Ancient Athens practiced (a) , where citizens voted on laws instead of electing representatives.

In ancient Greece, a (a) was both a city and the people who lived in it.

The (a) ensures that everyone, including leaders, must follow the same laws.