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Ancient Athens Democracy & Iroquois Confederacy
Ancient Athens Democracy & Iroquois Confederacy
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What did the Iroquois bury under the Great Tree of Peace
Tadodaho
The 3 sisters
Their dead ancestors
Weapons
2
Name the five tribes of the Iroquois
blackhawk, seneca, onondoga, cayuga and oneida
Seneca, blackhawk, onondoga, cayuga and oneida
mohawk, blackhawk, onondoga, cayuga and oglagala
mohawk, seneca, onondoga, cayuga and oneida
3
The lowest social status in Ancient Athens is
Citizen
Slaves
Women
Metic
4
In a representative democracy...
class structure affects the influence a citizen has
laws are made by individuals
individual rights are more important than collective thought
The head of government is the leader
5
A meeting that took place 40 times/year with at least 6000 members to debate and vote on issues
Bouleuterion
Boule
Assembly
Ostracism
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What is the traditional name for the Iroquois Confederacy?
Kanienke
Cayuga
Haudenosaunee
Mohawk
7
Which of the following is
NOT
an Iroquois clan?
Eel
Snake
Bear
Snipe
8
What locations are shown on a Political map?
Countries and cities
Cities
Places
Countries
9
What pastime are the Iroquois most famous for popularizing?
Hockey
Lacross
Baseball
Fooseball
10
Ancient Athenians are selected into the council of 500 by
lottery
voting
nomination
volunteering
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What was the Iroquois Confederacy?
people of peace
Settlements of farmers
an alliance of 6 tribes
War
12
The Great Law of Peace is like our Canadian
Charter of Rights
Flag
Schools
Police Department
13
When
all
members of a group must reach an agreement that everyone is comfortable with
Compromise
Majority Rule
Consensus
All of the above
14
What was the function of wampum in Iroquois society?
Used as a mnemonic device (remembering)
Used for decoration (jewelry)
Used as currency ($$$)
It held up Iroquois pants
15
The agora is
All of the above
A large, open area in the middle of the city
A place for men to shop, socialize and discuss ideas
Filled with market stalls
16
Only the men of the First Nations groups would participate in decision making
False
True
17
The Iroquois didn’t have a written language, how did they pass their history to their children?
they left journals
oral tradition
they made scrapbooks
they wrote books
18
What did the lines on the Hiawatha Wampum symbolize?
the connection between each nation
The Great Law of Peace
the lands resources
the ancient gods of the Mohawk
19
What nation is the "Keepers of the Fire"?
Onondaga
Cayuga
Canada
Mohawk
20
The 3 sisters are...
corn, squash, pumpkins
beans, corn, squash
beans, corn, potatoes
pumpkins, cranberries, turkey
21
What locations are shown on a Historical map?
Places in the past
All of the above
Countries and cities
Places in the future
22
In a direct democracy, it is easy to reach a decision in a large group
True
False
23
In Ancient Athens, eligible voters can choose not to vote
False
True
24
What information is shown on a Physical map?
Places of the past
Features of land
All of the above
Countries
25
People who
do not
own property cannot vote in
Iroquois nation
Ancient Athens
Canada
The United States
26
Ancient Athens had its greatest influence in Canada today in the area of
confederacy
warfare
architecture
government
27
Men, women, and children can make decisions in Iroquois confederacy
False
True
28
A chief can be removed from his position by the clan mother for several reasons
False
True
29
Hiawatha used his speaking skills to tell people their lives would be better if . . .
They learned to farm
They learned to solve their problems peacefully
They got more exercise
They built bigger longhouses
30
Another name for the boule
The Council of 500
The People's Court
Bouleterion
The Jury of 500
31
ALL
Iroquois chiefs were equal and had the same level of authority
False
True
32
A ________ is a person who seized power by force
Angry slave
Citizen
Metic
Tyrant
33
Pnyx Hill is
A large, open area with room for at least 6000 citizens
All of the above
Located on top of a hill
Where the Assembly would meet
34
Men and women can make decisions in Ancient Athens
False
True
35
_________ were residents of Athens born outside the city-state. They could not own land or vote
Female citizens
Slaves
Male citizens
Metics
36
What qualities did Clan Mothers look for when choosing a Chief?
Ability to lead their clan in war
Happiness, handsome, and awesomeness
Strong, male, good leader
Honesty, ability to think clearly, and loyalty to family
37
This was the sixth nation to join the Iroquois when they were forced to leave home by Europeans
Tippecanoe
Tallahassee
Tadodaho
Tuscarora
38
In Ancient Athens, what determines who could be part of decision-making?
Class structure
Military service
Profession
Wealth
39
Athens is a city state
False
True
40
Elected officials vote on issues on behalf of citizens
Justin Trudeau
Direct Democracy
Representative Democracy
Majority Rule
41
This group could own things, but could not participate in the assembly
Metics
Citizens
Slaves
Women
42
The evil Onondogan who did not want to listen to plans of peace was named
Hiawatha
Deganawida
Red Jacket
Tadodaho
43
A form of
democracy
where people decide policies directly is called...
Voting
Direct democracy
Consensus
Representative democracy
44
All citizens vote on an issue
Representative Democracy
Direct Democracy
Consesus
Majority Rule
45
The Rule of Law in Ancient Athens means…
that citizens get to do what they want
that rich landowners get to do whatever they want
that citizens could give out punishments to slaves
that everyone must obey the law
46
Ancient Athens democracy was
direct
representative
