Greek Society
Women in Greece
Economy and Trade
Colonization and Coins
Social Classes
100

This group made up the lowest class in ancient Greek society and had no legal rights.  Who were they?

Slaves

100

In most Greek city-states what were most women responsible for in the home?

Raising children and supervising the household

100

What Athens port helped develop the city-state's trade and wealth? 

Piraeus

100

Starting in the 700s B.C., Greeks did this-moving to new area to find land and resources

Colonization and migration

100

Only what group among free people took part in government in most city-states, who were they?

Citizens

200

What were farmers who paid rent to grow crops on another person's land called?

Tenant farmers or thetes

200

DAILY DOUBLE-In what major city-state could women own and sell property and train in sports like boys?

Sparta

200

Around 650 B.C., the kings of what region began making the first gold and silver coins?

Lydia

200

What kinds of locations did colonists often choose for new settlements?

Coastal sites/ports

200

Besides aristocrats, name one other free group that held mid-level status and often owned plots of land (Small or large).

Large farmers

Small farmers

300

Name a free non-citizen who lived in Greek city-states and had fewer rights than citizens.

Metics or women

300

Name a task many Greek women performed related to clothing and household needs.

Spinning flax/wool into yarn

Weaving fabric

Sewing/knitting clothes

Preparing meals

300

Name 2 goods Athens exported to help pay for imported grain.

Pottery

Olive oil

Wine

Jewelry

300

Name one cultural or economic idea mainland Greeks adopted from Asia Minor?

Use of coins

Parts of the alphabet

300

DAILY DOUBLE-What name was given to Greeks who lived in a city but were not citizens and often worked as merchants or artisans?

Metics

400

Explain a reason why aristocrats in Greek city-states were wealthy.

EX: They owned large estates/pieces of land where slaves worked to raise crops and livestock

400

How were the roles of wealthy Athenian women and poorer Athenian women different?

Wealthy Athenian women stayed at home and were expected to avoid public life

Poorer women worked outdoors on farms or sold goods in markets

400

What is a way coins changed trade compared to barter?

Coins provided a standard value making trade easier and faster than exchanging good directly.

400

By the 500s B.C., Greek colonies stretched from the Black Sea to what western region/country?

Spain

400

What were 2 ways a person could become a slave?

Prisoner of war

Sold into slavery by their families

500

Which individual justified the institution of slavery by saying some people were "marked out" for it from birth?

Aristotle

500

According to Xenophon, men and women should follow their own _____; he suggested women should mainly be ______.

Capacity

Indoors

500

What was an effect increased trade and wealth had on Greek city-states?

Merchants grew rich and formed large merchant fleets

Merchants gained more influence in city-state life and government began to change

500

Based on Homer's description of a fictional colony, identify 2 elements settlers built when founding a colony?

A wall around the town center

Built houses and temples and divided land

500

Explain how social status affected a person's likelihood to participate in politics and public life.

Citizens had political rights and leisure time to engage in politics

Non-citizens, slaves, and women had no political rights and could not participate.

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