Athenian Democracy

Which of the following best describes the characteristics and fundamental ideas of Athenian Democracy?

• Athenian Democracy was a direct democracy where citizens participated in decision-making.

• Athenian Democracy was a representative democracy with elected officials.

• Athenian Democracy was a monarchy ruled by a king.

• Athenian Democracy was an oligarchy controlled by a few wealthy individuals.

Why is it important for eligible people to vote?

• To ensure their voices are heard in the democratic process.

• To fulfill a civic duty.

• To influence government decisions.

• All of the above.

What is the geographical size of Greece compared to a U.S. state?

Greece is located in the ______ Sea.

• Aegean

• Mediterranean

• Ionian

• Adriatic

Which empire is located to the east of Greece?

Greece is near which historical empire to the west?

What geographical features dominated Greek geography?

Why did Greek communities often develop independently?

• Due to geographical barriers such as mountains and seas

• Because of a unified political system

• Owing to a lack of resources

• As a result of frequent invasions

What did each individual and independent community become in ancient Greece?

What was a result of the independent development of Greek communities?

• The formation of a unified Greek empire

• The development of diverse political systems

• The establishment of a single Greek language

• The creation of a centralized Greek government