I WONDER - What Were The Main Roles For Ancient Greek Men?

Ancient Greek men were citizens with rights to vote and participate in government. They were expected to be strong, brave, and defend their city-state during wars. Additionally, they were required to serve in the military or Navy as they aged.

What rights did ancient Greek men have as citizens?

• The right to free education

• The right to travel freely

• The right to vote and participate in government

• The right to own slaves

What qualities were ancient Greek men expected to possess?

• Artistic skills

• Wealth and intelligence

• Strength and bravery

• Diplomatic skills

In what situations were ancient Greek men expected to defend their city-state?

• During festivals

• During times of war

• During trade negotiations

• During elections

What was a duty of ancient Greek men as they aged?

• To serve in the military or Navy

• To become a teacher

• To become a philosopher

• To build temples

Which of the following was not an expectation for ancient Greek men?

• To serve in the military

• To be a skilled artist

• To participate in government

• To defend their city-state