GOVERNMENT
EDUCATION AND VALUES
ECONOMY AND GEOGRAPHY
MILITARY, SECURITY, AND ROLE OF WOMEN
CULTURE AND INNOVATION
100

WHO COULD VOTE?

FREE ADULT MALE ATHENIAN CITIZENS  

100

WERE THE ATHENS MILITARISTIC OR DEMOCRATIC

(EASIEST QUESTION)

DEMOCRATIC

100

WHAT DID THEY TRADE?

OLIVE OIL, GRAPES, AND BARLEY

100

WHAT HAPPENED TO PEOPLE WHO WERE DEEMED UNFIT FOR MILITARY SERVICE?

THEY WOULD BE KILLED OR LEFT TO DIE.

100

NAME 2 OF THE GREATEST GREEK PHILOSOPHERS FROM THAT TIME.

SOCRATES, PLATO, AND ARISTOTLE 

200

DID ART PLAY A ROLE IN THEIR VIEWS AND IDEALS? 

YES

Art played a significant role in promoting democratic ideals and nurturing civic consciousness            

200

WHAT DID THE ATHENIANS VALUE, WHAT WAS THEIR GOAL?

While Spartans valued military strength, Athenians valued education and culture. Their main goal was building a democracy, and believed that the only way to build a strong democracy was to have well educated citizens.

200

What NATURAL RESOURCE HELPED ATHENS GAIN MASS AMOUNTS OF WEALTH?

SILVER FROM ITS MINES

200

WHAT WERE CITY WALLS USED FOR IN ANCIENT GREECE?

TO PROTECT CITIES FROM ENEMY ATTACKS.

200

What was the point of myths?

Myths were also used to explain things that were not understood

300

WHAT WAS THE HIGHEST ROLE TO BE IN ATHENS? WHO WAS IN THIS GROUP? 

ARISTOCRATS, ADULT MALE CITIZENS 

300

WHAT DID KIDS DO?- FEMALES 

WHAT DID KIDS DO? - MALES

The boys of athens learned to read and write at an early age. They were taught math and were taught how to sing and play instruments. And at 18 years old, they became citizens of Athens.

The girls however, stayed home and were taught household duties.

300

WHAT AREAS OF CULTURE WAS ATHENS MOST KNOWN FOR?

VISUAL AND PREFORMING ARTS, LITERATURE, PHILOSOPHY AND MATHEMATICS

300

WHAT TYPE OF MILITARY SYSTEM DID THIS CIVILIZATION HAVE?

A CITIZEN-BASED MILITARY.

300

Were ATHENS highly developed culturally?

YES

400

WHAT HAPPENED TO ATHENS WHO NEGLECTED THEIR CIVIL DUTIES?

they risked fines or public shame if they neglected their responsibilities. Athens famously marked absentee citizens with red paint on their headgear to punish truancy.

400

Did women have that many rights or freedoms

NOPE

400

WHAT PENINSULA IS ATHENS LOCATED ON?

THE ATTIC PENINSULA

400

WHAT RIGHTS WERE WOMEN IN ANCIENT GREECE DENIED?

VOTING, POLITICAL PARTICIPATION, HOLDING PUBLIC OFFICE, AND OWNING SIGNIFICANT PROPERTY.






400

NAME SOMETHING THEY WORE (two examples were shown in the slideshow)

THE (ELABORATE +NORMAL) CHITON AND PEPLOS

500

HOW DID THE NAME "DEMOCRACY" or other known as "DEMOKRATIA" COME? WHAT DO THE PARTS "DEMO" and "KRATIA/KRATOS" MEAN?

visionary statesman Cleisthenes, Athens would tear up the old system and introduced dēmokratía – “rule by the people” (from dēmos, “people,” and kratos, “power”).

500

How did they believe was the only way to build a strong DEMOCRACY?

They believed that the only way to build a strong democracy was to have well educated citizens.

500

WHAT TWO MAJOR GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES SURROUNDED THE PLAIN WHERE ATHENS WAS LOCATED?

MOUNTAINS AND THE SEA TO THE WEST.

500

HOW DID A STRONG MILITARY HELP A CITY-STATE DEAL WITH OTHER CITY-STATES?

IT THREATENED OTHERS AND HELPED PROTECT ITS OWN CITY-STATE.

500

The Greeks ate only two meals a day: what was the fairly light meal around dawn called?

ariston

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