Math- Patterns and Algebra
The next number in the pattern: 2,4,6,8,___.
What is 10?
The sum of 34.7 and 215.
What is 249.7?
The head of Calgary's government.
Who is the Mayor?
also
Who is Mayor Gondek?
Ancient Athens is known for developing this form of government.
What is democracy?
This many nations originally made up the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
What is 5?
The pattern rule for the sequence: 3,6,9,12...
What is "start at 3 and add 3 each time"?
4867 rounded to the nearest hundred.
What is 4900?
The rules that govern a local area, such as a city or town.
What is a bylaw?
These three groups were not allowed to vote in Athens.
Who are women, slaves, and metics?
also allowed: foreigners
These women held important power by selecting and advising the male leaders.
Who are the Clan Mothers?
A pattern starts at 5 and increases by 3 each time. ___ is the 6th term.
What is 20?
3/4 expressed as a decimal.
What is 0.75?
These are three services provided by the municipal government.
What are: roads, snow removal, sidewalks, waste collection, water, power, fire, police, etc.
This group of citizens met to discuss and vote on laws in Athens.
What is the Assembly?
Haudenosaunee leaders made decisions using this method that required everyone's agreement.
What is concensus?
The value of x in the expression:
2x + 7 = 19
What is 6?
The answer to 32 x 4.6=
What is 147.2?
Decisions are made this way, sometimes at Council, and sometimes by the electorate.
What is voting?
In Canada all adults can vote, but in Athens only these people could.
Who are the citizens of ancient Athens?
This agreement helped maintain unity among the nations.
What is The Great Law of Peace?
The fifth term in the pattern:
It starts at 2. Each term is double the previous term minus 1.
What is 17?
A bag has 20 marbles: 8 red, 6 blue, and 6 green. The fraction of the marbles that are not red. Simplify your answer.
What is 12/20... or 3/5?
Writing letters and speaking at council meetings are examples of this.
What is influencing government decision making?
Only about 10–20% of Athens’ population could vote, showing this major flaw in their democracy.
What is limited participation or exclusion of most people from decision-making?
This major difference sets apart how leaders were chosen in the Haudenosaunee Confederacy compared to Ancient Athens.
What is elections vs hereditary selection?