WorksheetsThe Greek City-States
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 11mins
Define city-state.
A city that used to belong to a nation, but chose to break off and form it's own state.
A city that with it's surrounding territory forms an independent state.
A state that loses significant territory in a conflict.
A state that is taken over by another state or nation.
Define direct-democracy.
A democracy where cell phones are used to vote.
A democracy where no government exists to rule over it.
A democracy where citizens are involved in all voting matters with politicians.
A democracy where citizens elect representatives to vote for them.
Define the Assembly in Ancient Greece.
The religious group present in Greece.
A named group of citizens that make political decisions.
The arena where the largest sports events were held.
The capitol building in Ancient Greece.
Define Oligarchy
A government with a Senate and a House of Reps that represent the people.
A government in which a religious leader holds absolute control.
A government in which a single person inherits the throne.
A government in which a small social elite holds most of the power.
This Greek city-state emphasized military superiority.
Sparta
Athens
This Greek city-state emphasized philosophy and diplomacy.
Sparta
Athens
Locate the Ancient Greeks on the map.
A
B
C
D
Name the geographic feature that separated the Greek city-states.
Mountains
Rivers
Plains
Forests
(a) ruled over (b) during the Golden Age of Greece.
Name the alliance between the Greek city states that combined their forces to defeat the Persians.
The People's Allegiance
The City-State Accord
The Knossos Pact
The Delian League
(a) began because the (b) resented being ruled by (c)
Which groups could and could not vote in Ancient Greece.
Men
Land Owners
Foreigners
Immigrants
Women
People of Different Faiths
18 Year Olds
