Athens and Sparta

What was the cause of the Peloponnesian War?

• The desire of Sparta to control more land
• The desire of Athens to control more land
• The desire of all Greek city-states to control more land
• The desire of Persia to control more land

What were the similarities between Athens and Sparta in terms of their form of government?

• Both had a theocracy as their form of government.
• Both had a democracy as their form of government.
• Both had an oligarchy as their form of government.
• Both had a monarchy as their form of government.

What were the causes and outcomes of the Peloponnesian War?

• The Peloponnesian War was caused by a dispute over territory and resources, and it resulted in the complete destruction of Athens.
• The Peloponnesian War was caused by a disagreement over religion, and it resulted in the victory of Athens over Sparta.
• The Peloponnesian War was caused by a power struggle between Athens and Sparta, and it resulted in the weakening of both city-states.
• The Peloponnesian War was caused by a conflict over trade routes, and it resulted in the victory of Sparta over Athens.

How did the way of life in Athens differ from that in Sparta?

• Athens had a strong focus on education and the arts, while Sparta had a strong military and valued discipline.
• Athens valued education and the arts, while Sparta valued military training and discipline.
• Athens had a strong military and valued discipline, while Sparta focused on education and the arts.
• Athens focused on military training and discipline, while Sparta focused on arts and education.

Who won the Peloponnesian War?

• All Greek city-states
• Sparta
• Persia
• Athens

What was one difference in the way of life between Athens and Sparta?

• Athens focused on obedience and war, while Sparta focused on education and the arts
• Athens focused on education and the arts, while Sparta focused on obedience and war
• Both Athens and Sparta focused on obedience and war
• Both Athens and Sparta focused on education and the arts

What happened to the city of Athens after the Peloponnesian War?

• The city of Athens was abandoned by its citizens
• The city of Athens was taken over by Persia
• The city of Athens was burned by Sparta
• The city of Athens remained intact

What was the influence and fame of Athens in ancient Greece?

• Athens had little influence and fame in ancient Greece.
• Athens was known for its isolation and lack of interaction with other Greek city-states.
• Athens was known for its military strength and conquests in ancient Greece.
• Athens was known for its cultural achievements and intellectual contributions in ancient Greece.

How did Athens and Sparta differ in their approaches towards other Greek city-states?

• Both Athens and Sparta sought to conquer and control other city-states.
• Athens sought alliances and cooperation with other city-states, while Sparta sought to conquer and control them.
• Athens sought to conquer and control other city-states, while Sparta sought alliances and cooperation with them.
• Both Athens and Sparta sought alliances and cooperation with other city-states.

What role did slavery play in Spartan society?

• Slavery had no role in Spartan society
• Slavery allowed young men to pursue education and the arts
• Slavery allowed young men to focus on military duties
• Slavery allowed young men to focus on household and industrial duties