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Which city-state kept to themselves and own land?
Sparta
What is an oligarchy? Which city-state had it as their chosen form of government?
A small group or a few people having control; Sparta
In which city-state were boys required to join the army?
Sparta
In which city-state was education not as important as training to be warriors?
Sparta
What is one thing that Sparta and Athens both have in common?
Ancient Greece city-states, did not allow girls to fight in war, did not give women many rights, worshipped same gods, spoke same language
Which city-state is known for obtaining as much land as possible?
Athens
Which city-state gave individuals the choice to join the army?
Athens
What is a democracy? Which city-state used it as their form of government?
Democracy means "rule of the people". Athens is known as the "birthplace of democracy".
Which city-state was known for being creative and appreciating the arts?
Athens
Which city-state believed in a strong education?
Athens
What were the responsibilities of the Council of 500 (Athens)?
running the day-to-day business of government
How was democracy different from other forms of ancient governments?
All citizens shared ruling power.
What was the chief goal of education in Athens?
Producing good citizens
What was the name of the small group in Sparta that made important governing decisions?
Council of Elders
While Athens was a democracy, Sparta was
an oligarchy
What was the chief goal of education in Sparta?
Producing good soldiers
