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Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - Social Structure and Government


Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - Social Structure and GovernmentVersion en ligne Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - Social Structure and Government par Vijo Gor 1 What was a polis in Ancient Greece? a A temple to the gods b A Greek colony abroad c A region ruled by one king d A city-state with its countryside 2 How large was a typical Greek polis compared to Athens? a Athens was the smallest polis b Most were much larger than Athens c All were the same size d Most were much smaller than Athens 3 What were the two main groups in Greek society? a Free people and slaves b Citizens and foreigners c Soldiers and merchants d Farmers and priests 4 What jobs did slaves often do in Ancient Greece? a Farming, housework, and craft work b Teaching philosophy c Writing government laws d Commanding armies 5 In Athens, which group of free men were not born to Athenian parents but lived and worked there? a Aristocrats b Citizens c Slaves d Metics 6 What could metics not do in Athens? a Pay taxes b Serve in the army c Vote, own houses or land d Work as metalworkers 7 Could freed slaves become citizens or metics? a Yes, immediately b Only after ten years c No, they remained without political rights d Only if they married citizens 8 What role did women have in public life in Ancient Greece? a They led the army b They were not permitted to take part in public life c They could vote but not hold office d They served as jurors 9 By around 800 BC, who ruled most Greek city-states? a Common citizens b Foreign kings c Aristocrats, or rich landowners d Military tyrants 10 What does oligarchy mean in Greek? a Rule by the few b Rule by the people c Rule by the gods d Rule by one 11 In an oligarchy, power is held by whom? a The few b The gods c The priests d The majority 12 What new social class began to challenge aristocratic rule as trade expanded? a Priests and poets b Slaves and servants c Soldiers and farmers d Middle-class merchants and craftsmen 13 What was a tyrant in early Greek history? a A cruel dictator hated by all b A single ruler who seized power and often ruled unfairly c A priest chosen by the gods d A general elected by citizens 14 Which reformer in Athens ended debt slavery and allowed more citizens to join government? a Peisistratus b Cleisthenes c Draco d Solon 15 Who first introduced a system of democracy in Athens in 508 BC? a Cleisthenes b Peisistratus c Hippias d Solon

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Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - Social Structure and GovernmentVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

What was a polis in Ancient Greece?

How large was a typical Greek polis compared to Athens?

What were the two main groups in Greek society?

What jobs did slaves often do in Ancient Greece?

In Athens, which group of free men were not born to Athenian parents but lived and worked there?

What could metics not do in Athens?

Could freed slaves become citizens or metics?

What role did women have in public life in Ancient Greece?

By around 800 BC, who ruled most Greek city-states?

What does oligarchy mean in Greek?

In an oligarchy, power is held by whom?

What new social class began to challenge aristocratic rule as trade expanded?

What was a tyrant in early Greek history?

Which reformer in Athens ended debt slavery and allowed more citizens to join government?

Who first introduced a system of democracy in Athens in 508 BC?