Ancient Athens Voting
Meeting Places
Social Classes
Random Questions (10x)
100
Most ignored people, no rights or responsibilities (can't vote)
What are slaves?
100
This is where debates mostly happen.
What is the Bouletarian?
100
This gender had the highest authority in ancient athens, especially the native-born ones.
What is men or male citizens?
100
Punishment of death would occur if you uprooted this tree in Athens.
What is an Olive Tree?
200
Most valued trait throughout Athenian government, hint: something you gain throughout life
What is experience?
200
This food was usually known to apparently contain souls of the dead.
What are beans?
300
A person who could live regularly, but couldn't participate in governmental decisions except through influence, also foreign.
What is a metic?
300
This is the main place where the Assembly meets.
What is Pnyx Hill?
300
Could influence, but could not vote. Hint: gender
What are women?
300
These two greek letters made the 'alphabet'
What are Alpha and Beta?
400
Citizens are whipped by red paint if this minimal amount of people don't attend the assembly.
What is 6000?
400
This was how murders were settled.
What is getting killed by the victims' family.
500
"What?! No war?!" "YES! No war!" "I don't agree!" This what happened in the bouletarian. (council of 500)
What is debates?
500
No voting, no debates, just normal conversations in this place.
What is the Agora?
500
These people will have all the rights if they are male, but they will have to wait for them in their future
What are children?
500
Explain the Mycenaean 'dark ages.' *10x more if you know when it happened.
What is a period when the greeks temporarily lost their traditions of culture (art, reading, writing). *Happened in 1100 to 800 B.C
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