Vocabulary
Government
Sparta
Athens
Greek Gods
100

Government 

a group of people in a political office who regulate and control a group of people, a nation, or organization.

100

Monarchy

a form of government with a monarch at the head especially a king, queen, or emperor

100

The group who had the most freedom in Sparta.

Women

100

There form of government in which the power is in the hands of the people.

Democracy 

100

God of thunder 

Zeus 

200

Peninsula

a piece of land surrounded by three sides of water

200

Oligarchy

a government in which a small group exercises control for a corrupt and selfish purpose

200

A Spartan slave.

Helot 

200

What were the educational interests of Athens?

 the arts, music 

200

Goddess of marriage, childbirth, Queen of Olympians. 

Married to Zeus

Hera

300

Nymph

divine spirits who animate nature, and are usually depicted as beautiful, young maidens who love to dance and sing


300

Tyranny

a ruler who takes power by force

300

Spartan style city-state.

Military city

300

What was life like for women?

Athenian women could not inherit or own much property.

300

The lord of the sea and the brother of Zeus.

Poseidon

400

inherit

verb – something passed down from one person to another, usually through family

400

Democracy

a government in which the citizens make political decisions. I.e voting.

400

The government in Sparta

an oligarchy

400

What was life like for slaves in Athens? 

Slaves performed a wide variety of jobs in Athens, including tasks that required a great deal of skill. Some slaves ran households and tutored Athenian children.

400

God of Music, light and shepherds

Apollo

500

Narcissistic

having an excessive interest in oneself or one’s appearance

500
Who has the power in Oligarchy government? 
Small group of noble men
500

What was education like?

all Spartan children were trained to fight. Even girls received some military training.

500

Part of the Athenian government that held the most power.

The assembly 

500

goddess of defensive warfare, wisdom, handicrafts

Athena