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Rise of the Greek Cities
Greek Cities (2)
100
A limiting condition or measure
What is restriction
100
A drawing with prizes are distributed to the winner
What is lottery
100
Freedom, they have their own government, also let the ruler make the rules, vote on more rulers
What is America
100
large hill where city residents could see shelter and safety in times of war
What is Acropolis
100
Ruled by a king and queen
What is monarchy
200
a person of a city or country with certain rights
What is citizen
200
a person who's elected by the people to decide policies
What is representative
200
Vote on rulers and jury, have schools, don't allow criminals to vote, you have to be a certain age to vote
What is America AND Athens
200
a group of peeps
What is colony
200
ruled by the people
What is democracy
300
a group of states of countries under a single supreme authority
What is Empire
300
a group that decides in a court case
What is jury
300
Not free, women are not allowed to vote, monarchy government make the rules, only vote one ruler at a time
What is Athens
300
often served as a marketplace and a meeting place
What is Agora
300
government and schools
What is what the Greek-city states have in common?
400
a formal choice between two or more candidates or policies
What is Vote
400
supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives
What is republic
400
Help us do business and their military too
What is Sparta
400
a person having rights in their country
What is citizen
400
Made Agora a center for cultural interaction
What is government
500
to choose someone to hold public office by voting
What is Elect
500
directly in the hands of the people
What is direct democracy
500
Girls stayed home while the boys went to school, after they went to school, they went to wrestling
What is Athens
500
a government resting on the value of property
What is Oligarchy
500
because of democracy
What is why life in Sparta is so different from life in Athens
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