Ancient Greece Assessment

In modern Britain, only men can vote.

Which was NOT one of the three main city-states of Ancient Greece?

The Boule (council) was made up of around 500 men which the Ekklesia would elect as their representatives.

In modern Britain, the King makes all the important decisions.

BC stands for Before Christ

Which one was NOT one of the three main institutions that created direct democracy in Ancient Greece?

A peninsula is a piece of land almost entirely surrounded by water.

In Ancient Greece, the Ekklesia (Assembly) would gather once a month at the Pnyx and around 6000 men would gather.

Finish this sentence: Direct democracy is a form of government...

Some Ancient Greek buildings are still standing today.

Men and women could always compete in the same games during the Ancient Greek Olympics.

The Ancient Greek Olympic Games were...

Because it was a peninsula, Ancient Greece could gain power and knowledge through travel and trade.

Where were the Ancient Olympic Games held?

The Ancient Greeks used a cauldron to hold the Olympic flame.

Modern Britain is a direct democracy.

0AD can be found on a timeline

Which was NOT one of the main geographical aspects of Ancient Greece?

In modern Britain, MP's are elected by the people.

Ancient Greek architecture is known for tall columns, intricate detail, symmetry, harmony, and balance.

The Parthenon was a temple in the Acropolis.

The Ancient Greek city-state of Athens was a direct democracy.

Which of these was NOT a column from Ancient Greece?

What does AD stand for?

Men had to compete naked in the Olympic games.

The Dikasteria (courts) was how the ancient Athenians dealt with people who broke the law.

Modern democracy (representative democracy) and Ancient democracy (direct democracy) are the same

Zeus encouraged cheating in the Olympic Games.

In Ancient Greece, both men and women could vote.