Define the RULE of LAW
The rule of law is best defined as a law in Ancient Greece that dictated that all people were treated and punished as equals, based on the law
Define the form of government tyranny
A form of government in which one ruler has absolute power
Females in ancient Greece and Rome were similar
True
Define the form of government monarchy
A form of government in which power is passed down from one ruler to another in the same family
Explain how females in ancient Rome had more freedom than females in ancient Greece
Females in ancient Rome were able to go out in public without their husbands, able to own property and testify in court
Females in ancient Rome had more freedom than females in ancient Greece
True
When did women in Ancient Greece have the opportunity to socialize
During visits to neighbors and public events
Which line of evidence best supports the following claim:
Some men in Ancient Rome believed in equality for women.
A. “Women have received from the gods the same ability to reason that men have… women have the same senses as men, sight, hearing, smell, and all the rest.”
B. "Only at this stage could they choose to escape male control and take responsibility for their own lives.
C. “If she still wants to appear educated and eloquent, let her dress as a man…”
D. "As was common in Roman society, while men had the formal power, women exerted influence behind the scenes."
Explain how ancient Egypt and Athens had governments that operated in different ways
Ancient Egypt's government was a monarchy in which the pharaoh made all of the laws and was considered above the laws, but Athens had a democracy with citizens who voted on all of the laws
Which body of water would the Romans cross to trade with the Athenians
The body of water was the Adriatic Sea
Plato argued that the right to an _______________________________________ belonged to women and men in Ancient Greece.
Education
What was the form of government in the Athenians follow
Democracy
Ancient Greece women had to live in a home shared with either their fathers or their husbands, however, ancient Greek’s society made an exception – one that opened up later in life and related to…
The children they birthed
Explain the daily duties of women in the household
Women were expected to take care of the home by cooking, cleaning, making clothes (spinning and weaving), educating their daughters until they find a husband and educating their sons until the age of 6/7
All people were not treated and punished equally for the rule of law
This statement is FALSE.
Explain why this statement is false
Explain a democracy
A democracy is a form of government where everyone has the right to vote
Females in ancient Greece and Rome were not similar
False
This law states that all people were treated and punished as equals
The Rule of Law
Define the form of government democracy
Democracy is a form of government in which the government is run by the people
Which natural resource was traded the most during the Roman empire
Marble was traded the most during the Roman empire
How were females in ancient Greece and Rome similar
Females in ancient Greece and Rome were similar because they were both not considered citizens, they were both not allowed to vote, they were both expected to have children (preferably males) and they were both supposed to stay home and take care of the home
Females in ancient Rome did not have more freedom than females in ancient Greece
False
Define the form of government oligarchy
A form of government in which a small group of aristocrats have power
What was the goal of the rule of law
The goal of the rule of law was for all people to receive fair treatment and to encourage all people to follow the law
Which land form was just outside the bounds of the Roman empire
The Atlas mountains