ATHENS VS SPARTA

A Greek word for a city-state

A larger group in Athens, called the _____________, debated and voted on the suggestions that the Council of 500 made.

The goddess that the Parthenon was built for and dedicated to

A group called the __________ met every day. The names of all citizens 30 years of age or older were collected. Then, ____ citizens were selected to serve on the council, which ran the daily business of government in Athens

How many kings did Sparta have at a time?

This Greek word means government by the people

There are two main types of democracy. What are they?

Women were allowed this right in Sparta but not in Athens

The Council of ____ (a number)  managed the daily business of Athens

A word for someone that has total power and control

What surrounded Sparta on three sides?

Because of Athens' location on the ______, their _______ was their strongest branch of military

Which subject was not taught to boys in Athens who were between the ages of 7 and 17?

At what age did Athenian boys finish school?

What word means "captured slave" in Greek?

This was the name of the marketplace in the center of the city, where people went to trade and gossip.

This was the island that the Minoans lived on

About how far apart were the polis of Athens and Sparta? +/-   25 miles

What did Sparta make its number one priority or most important goal?

Give two examples of the categories of people that could not become citizens in Athens.

Between what ages did Spartan men have to live in the barracks (dorms) with other men

How old did an Athenian have to be to be considered a citizen?

Two types of democracy

At what age did Spartan boys and girls learn to fight

Athens is called the birthplace of ______ (this type of government)

This word means believing in more than one god

All men were soldiers.

They believed training boys in math, science, and art

What word means a government controlled or ruled by a few rich people?

What was one role that women in Athens WERE allowed to hold?

Sparta's men were required to be soldiers until what age?

What was the time when Greeks stopped learning and trading called?