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  • The capital of Greece and the most powerful of all ancient Greek city-states
    Athens
    Tyranny
    Peninsula
    Crete
  • Greek philosopher; sentenced to death for corrupting Athens youth
    Direct Democracy
    Phalanx
    Socrates
    Representative Democracy
  • Which government did Athens have?
    Direct Democracy
    Military Oligarchy
    Representative Democracy
  • Athens or Sparta? Boys: Taught to read, write, and participate in cultural life. Age 18 became full citizens of athens
    Athens
    Sparta
  • The largest ancient Greek city-state, located on the southern Peloponnesus
    Citizen
    Phalanx
    Sparta
    Democracy
  • What is the name of the high hill in Athens where temples and public buildings stood?
    plato
    acropolis
    harbor
    agora
  • Athens or Sparta? Men: Role was to protect the civilization and run the government. Professional Soldiers
    Sparta
    Athens
  • The highest mountain in Greece, where the ancient Greeks believed many gods lived
    Alexander the Great
    Mount Olympus
    Crete
    Direct Democracy
  • Athens or Sparta? Their culture was based on power and military strength.
    Athens
    Sparta
  • A political system where citizens elect others to represent them in government
    Socrates
    Direct Democracy
    Representative Democracy
    Sparta
  • According to the Ancient Greeks beliefs, where did most of their major gods live?
    Mount Olympus
    In the sea
    in caves
    Aristotle
  • Of or relating to Greek history, culture, or art after Alexander the Great
    Hellenistic
    Philip of Macedonia
    Mount Olympus
    Alexander the Great
  • Athens or Sparta? Girls: Taught how to keep a home and raise children. Important in religious life in Athens
    Sparta
    Athens
  • Largest Greek island in the Mediterranean Sea, southeast of Greece
    Oligarchy
    Athens
    Crete
    Peninsula
  • A Greek island, lying east of Crete in the Aegean Sea
    Athens
    Rhodes
    Peninsula
    Crete
  • Athens or Sparta? Women: Completed domestic chores and raised children.
    Sparta
    Athens
  • Athens or Sparta? Girls: Educated in both academics and athletics. Trained how to keep a home and raise children. Became strong to produce babies
    Athens
    Sparta
  • Membership in a community in which people help make government decisions
    tyranny
    Citizenship
    Rhodes
    Crete
  • Athens or Sparta? Boys: At 7 left home to be trained for the army until they were 20 when they became part of the army
    Athens
    Sparta
  • A political system in which citizens participate directly in decision-making
    Sparta
    Direct Democracy
    Phalanx
    Aristotle
  • Cruel and oppressive government run by a small ruler
    Rhodes
    Crete
    Tyranny
    Democracy
  • School of philosophy founded by Plato
    Aristotle
    Citizenship
    Academy
    Rhodes
  • Conquered the Persian Empire and spread Greek culture
    Alexander the Great
    Hellenistic
    Philip of Macedonia
    Hippocratic Oath
  • A system of government in which citizens vote to make governmental decisions
    Oligarchy
    Democracy
    Citizenship
    Tyranny
  • "High city" in Greek; the upper part of an ancient Greek city
    Politics
    Aristocracy
    Acropolis
    Citizen
  • Greek philosopher who taught Alexander the Great
    Academy
    Aristotle
    Socrates
    Plato
  • Political power held by a small group of people
    Oligarchy
    Rhodes
    Democracy
    Athens
  • Athens or Sparta? Men: Took care of business and trade. Meeting in public squares to discuss business and politics
    Athens
    Sparta
  • An independent city that controlled the surrounding area
    Citizen
    City-state
    Acropolis
    Rhodes
  • Sparta or Athens? Their culture was based on cultural pursuits; sculpting, building, dance, music, writing, philosophy, education
    Athens
    Sparta
  • Legal member of a country or city-state with certain rights or responsibilities
    Citizen
    Politics
    Acropolis
    City-State
  • Greek military formation of heavily armed foot soldiers who moved together as a unit
    Representative Democracy
    Citizenship
    Phalanx
    Rhodes
  • Athens or Sparta? Women; ran household and daily businesses while men were off fighting. Gave birth to healthy babies.
    Sparta
    Athens
  • Art and practice of government according to the Greeks
    Politics
    Peninsula
    Citizen
    Acropolis
  • Father of Alexander the Great; conquered all of Greece
    Academy
    Alexander the Great
    Philip of Macedonia
    Hippocratic Oath
  • Athens or Sparta? Slaves: took care of owner's home and crops.
    Sparta
    Athens
  • What type of government did Sparta have?
    Representative government
    Direct Democracy
    Military Oligarchy
  • A promise made by new physicians to treat all people fairly
    Alexander the Great
    Hippocratic Oath
    Academy
    Philip of Macedonia
  • Athens or Sparta? Slaves: Called Hellots; important because they conducted daily work. Did manual labor
    Sparta
    Athens
  • Socrates' most well-known student; founded an academy in Athens
    Rhodes
    Phalanx
    Plato
    Socrates
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