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Athens and Sparta
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1
What was unusual about the first Olympics in ancient Greece?
Women were allowed to compete.
The athletes were naked!
Sparta always won
2
Unlike Athenian women, Spartan women
were supposed to be fit and strong
could choose their own husbands
all answers are true
could own land
3
The agora was
a famous temple in Athens
the market place of Athens and other city-states
the top of the hill
4
Which city-state was known for its strong navy?
Athens
neither
Both
Sparta
5
What city- state was considered to be the first true democracy?
Athens
Sparta
6
After the Peloponnesian War what happened to ancient Greece?
Athens became its capital and Greece was a democracy.
Sparta became the superpower of Greece and ran all the city-states.
Alexander the Great of Macedonia conquered it.
7
In which city-state was trade discouraged?
Athens
Sparta
8
Which city-state had slaves?
Both
Sparta
Athens
Neither
9
In which city-state did boys go into the military?
Athens
Sparta
Neither
Both
10
In Athens, girls learned ______________ from _________________.
math and science, their fathers
military warfare and maps, soldiers
household duties, their mothers
how to read, philosophers
11
These iron bars were used by which city-state as a form of currency or money?
Both
Athens
Neither
Sparta
12
When Sparta conquered another land it
celebrated victory by declaring a national holiday
made the conquered people give the Spartans their food and made them slaves
told the people they had to leave and start new colonies for Sparta
13
The Parthenon, is a temple that sits at the top of the _____________________ in Athens.
acropolis
capital
agora
14
Athenian women were allowed to vote.
False
True
15
Which city-state had beautiful architecture and valued the arts?
Athens
Neither
Both
Sparta
16
Today, the word "spartan" means educated.
False
True
17
The Peloponnesian War was a
war between Polynesia and ancient Grece
war between Athens and Sparta
war between Persia and mainland Greece
war between Greece and Macedonia
