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Ancient Greece: Ancient Greek Civilization & Government
Ancient Greece: Ancient Greek Civilization & Government
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Review of Ancient Greek democracy and government.
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The school board that runs the district is a group of 5 people. This is most like...
an aristocracy.
an oligarchy.
a monarchy.
a democracy.
2
Democracy ends in Athens due to war with
Persia
Egypt
Delphi
Sparta
3
What is the difference between a direct democracy and indirect democracy?
Direct all people make decisions, representative elect reps.
Representative uses elections for all decisions made.
There's no difference, direct & representative are the same.
Direct has people who are directly given political jobs.
4
Which letter on the map is the location of the Ancient Greek Civilization?
C
D
B
A
5
Prior to the Ancient Greeks, most ancient civilizations were run by...
an oligarchy.
a democracy.
a theocracy.
a monarchy.
6
Democracy was limited in Athens because,
slaves, and foreigners could not be citizens.
women, slaves, and foreigners could not be citizens.
only citizens, about one-third of the population, could participate
only citizens, about one-tenth of the population, could participate
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Why did the ancient Greeks develop democracy?
They thought people can and should rule themselves.
It brought an end to wars and the need for military.
Aristocrats thought that everyone should share power.
The city-states planned on unifying with its use.
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Athens evolves into a indirect democracy—citizens govern and make laws
False
True
9
What form of government did the Ancient Greeks create?
Oligarchy.
Aristocracy.
Republic.
Democracy.
10
In 594 BC, Solon passes a law outlawing slavery based on debt.
False
True
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Pericles strengthens Democracy by increasing number of paid officials, paying jurors.
True
False