Quiz on Ancient Greek Government D

Most of Ancient Greece was divided into these types of political regions:

• Countries

• Provinces

• Tribes

• City-states

• Principalities

Where was the government of democracy first conceived of and introduced?

• Rome

• Athens

• Sparta

• Olympia

• Corinth

How were most of the officials chosen in the Greek democracy?

• They were voted on by the people

• The king picked all the officials

• The people who paid the most taxes became the officials

• The highest ranking men in the army became the officials

• They were chosen from all the citizens by lottery

In Athens, only the citizens could vote. Who qualified as a citizen?

• Anyone who lived in Athens for over one year

• Men who had completed their military training

• Men who were born in the city of Athens

• Anyone who professed their loyalty to Athens

• All men and women over the age of 13

What type of government did the city-states of Greece have?

• Monarchy

• Oligarchy

• Democracy

• All of the above

Which body of the Greek government included all the citizens who showed up to vote?

• The Assembly

• The Court

• The Senate

• The Councils

• The Tribunes

For public lawsuits in the Greek democracy, how many people sat on the jury?

• 7

• 12

• 51

• 201

• 501

When a city-state was ruled by a single person, like a king, what did they call the leader?

• Dictator

• Emperor

• Tsar

• Tyrant

• Monarch

What body of Greek democracy handled the day to day running of the government?

• The Ministers

• The Courts

• The Council

• The Assembly

• The Civil Service

What were the two largest city-states in Ancient Greece who fought many battles between each other?

• Corinth and Athens

• Athens and Sparta

• Sparta and Thebes

• Thebes and Olympia

• Olympia and Corinth