Ancient Greece

What is an assembly?

• a group of people; in ancient Greece, the Assembly made laws.

• a peninsula in southwestern Asia; today most of this area is the country of Turkey

• a city that is an independent political state with its own ruling government

What is a city-state?

• a city that is an independent political state with its own ruling government

• a peninsula in southwestern Asia; today most of this area is the country of Turkey

• a type of government in which one person illegally seizes all power, usually ruling in a harsh and brutal way; a dictatorship

What was a major focus in Athens?

• Education

• Military

• Economics

• Traveling

Where were Sparta and Athens located?

• United States

• Italy

• Greece

• China

Who won the Pelopennsian War?

• Sparta
• Athens
• Persia
• Rome

What is a Tyranny?

• the upper or noble class whose members’ status is usually inherited

• a type of government in which one person illegally seizes all power, usually ruling in a harsh and brutal way; a dictatorship

• a government led by a king or a queen

What was Sparta's main focus?

• Education

• Military

• Growing Food

• Exploration

What is Asia Minor?

• a city that is an independent political state with its own ruling government

• a peninsula in southwestern Asia; today most of this area is the country of Turkey

• a group of people; in ancient Greece, the Assembly made laws.

Who has power in a democracy?

• A king or queen

• A small group of wealthy men

• All citizens

To be a citizen of Ancient Athens you needed to be

• At least 18

• A male that is not a slave

• Have 2 Athenian parents

• All of the above