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Ancient Athens
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A #social #history quiz to #review #ancientathens
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1
Who was taught spinning, weaving, and homemaking skills?
Girls in Athens
Boys in Athens
Citizens in Athens
Slaves in Athens
2
What kind of democracy does Canada have?
Representative Democracy
People's Democracy
Direct Democracy
Tyrannical Democracy
3
How could you be chosen for the Council of 500?
You got hit with a rope and red paint
You volunteered
You were chosen by lottery
You were elected
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How long could you be in charge of the Council of 500?
24 hours
One month
Until a new council was elected
One week
5
In the court
Was to punish slaves
Was for men only
Women needed men to talk for them
Was for Citizens only
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If I am going to sue someone in court, what would that make me?
Defendant
Magistrate
Plaintiff
Jury
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What is true about this map?
Sparta was close to Mount Olympus
Greece had many islands
Athens was close to Mount Olympus
Sparta owned the entire island
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Who represented you in an Ancient Athenian court?
Your owner
Your Lawyer
Your family
Yourself
9
Before a boy could vote as a Citizen...
He had to serve in the military 2 years
He had to be born in Athens
He had to own slaves and property
He had to get married
10
Bob came to Athens to sell his merchandise. Bob is most likely a...
Metic
Citizen
Slave
Mystic
11
If I am going to decide someone's fate at court, what would that make me?
Defendant
Plaintiff
Jury
Magistrate
12
How many people could be on a Jury in Ancient Athens?
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501-1500
6000+
10-100
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Sparta was...
A democracy
A militaristic society
A kingdom
A separate country
14
If I am being sued in court, what would that make me?
Defendant
Plaintiff
Jury
Magistrate
15
What is true about this map?
The Persian Empire was taking over Greece
Greeks lived on both sides of the Agean Sea
There was a temple in Athens
There were lots of cities in the North
16
The Assembly
Makes laws
Gives men and women an equal voice
Is made of Citizens and Metics
Makes up the jury
17
Fred is a male slave in Athens. This means he...
Is owned by a Citizen of Athens
Will run away and be a Metic
Can be a Citizen one day
Can go to school
18
Phil loved to spend time in the Agora. What is that?
A market
The Assembly meeting space
A party
A garden in his house
19
If I wanted to take someone to court I'd FIRST complain to....
A plaintiff
A magistrate
A defendant
A judge
20
Alice is a female Citizen of Athens. This means she...
Is locked in her house
Will have children who are Citizens
Can vote at the Assembly
Can go to school
21
Why doesn't Canada have direct democracy?
Because we don't like it
Because we are too big with too many people
Because it is too ancient
Because people don't like to vote
22
Athens and Sparta were both...
Countries
City-States
Ruled by democracy
Ruled by Tyrants
23
What did the Jury vote on?
If the defendant was guilty or not, judges punished.
If the defendant was guilty or not and a punishment
If the plaintiff was guilty or not and a punishment
If the plaintiff was guilty or not, judges punished
24
What is a big difference between Sparta and Athens?
Athens was run by the people and Sparta was run by a tyrant
Sparta had wood buildings and Athens had brick
Athens believed in Gods and Sparta did not
Athens was hotter than Sparta
25
Where did the Assembly meet?
The Agora
The Temple
The Pynx
Mount Olympus
26
A woman in Athens...
Stays at home
Goes to School
Does all the shopping
Bosses around all the slaves
27
The Council of 500...
made all of the decisions
had 500 leaders
divided athens into tribes
had 500 people in it
28
How many people can vote at the Assembly?
100
1000
500
6000+
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Why do we study Ancient Athens?
To learn how unfair people were treated
We have to learn history
It's where democracy began
This is where Canadians came from
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What kind of democracy did Athens have?
People's Democracy
Representative Democracy
Direct Democracy
Tyrannical Democracy