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Unit 6 AGrecce

Lesson 17,18,19,20, and 21

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In early ancient greece what were the most city states ruled by? in early ancient greece the most city states were ruled by monarchy.
What contributed to the downfall of the oligarchs in Greece? The poor grew angry at their quality of life compared to the oligarchs.
How were monarchs and tyrants similar? Tyrants and monarchs both led the military in time of war.
What's the definition of Aristocrat? a member of the most powerful class in ancient Greek society.
What's the definition of Democracy? a government in which power is held by the people, who exercise power directly or through elected representatives?
What activity would a male do from education in Athens? They would do wrestling, public speaking, and reading writing.
What activity would a female do from education in Athens? They would do cooking, dancing, and spinning thread.
What could both Athenian women and slaves do? They could both educate Athenian children.
What were were the Athenian ruled by? The Athenians were ruled by Democracy.
What were the Spartans ruled by? The Spartans were ruled by Oligarchy.
What actions did Pericles take that helped make Athens a world-class city? He ordered the construction of the Parthenon, Athens' most famous Temple.
Why did Socrates claimed he was the wisest man in Greece? He realised how little he knew.
What is a false statement of Greek sporting history? The Greeks held sporting events to show how much they valued philosophy.
What's the definition of Panathenaic Games? athletic events, including horse races and chariot races, held as part of the festival called Panathenaea, honoring the goddess Athena.
In which ways did the Greek language influence the English language? The English alphabet was created from the ancient Greek alphabets.
What is true of Athenian direct democracy and American representative democracy? Athenian democracy allowed the people to exercise power directly.
What did Greek doctors accomplished? They saw the brain was the center of the nervous system.
Who established a school where students could develop mathematical theories? Pythagoras were the one who established it.
Who was Aristarchus? He was the first astronomer to suggest that Earth moved around the Sun.
What were the triangular shapes where roof lines come together are called? They were called pediments.
What modern day sporting event was not part of the Greek Pentathlon? The modern day sporting event was not of Greek Pentathlon was soccer.
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