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Study Guide for The City-States of Ancient Greece

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Most of ancient Greece's territory was located where? along coastlines
What are the ways that Greece's geography helped to shape the development of its culture? -Mountains and islands made travel difficult, so the cities developed their own cultures apart from each other. -The mountains helped keep outside attacks from enemies to a rarity.
Which type of Greek government shared power between a large number of men? democracy
In the city-state of Athens, who qualified as a citizen? wealthy men
What are the differences between education in ancient Athens and ancient Sparta? Athens wanted their citizens to be well-rounded while Sparta wanted trained warriors.
How did Athens become involved in the Persian Wars? They helped defend the city-state of Miletus when they asked for help in fighting Persia.
What was the cause of the Peloponnesian War? Sparta didn't like that Athens was trying to promote and spread their democracy to other city-states.
What caused Sparta to eventually defeat Athens in the Peloponnesian War? Athens finally surrendered when Sparta cut off their supply of grain.
To whom did Pericles make his famous funeral oration for? Athenian soldiers
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