Ancient Athens for 6th Graders

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Ancient Athenian democracy

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Ancient Athens for 6th Graders


Froggy Jumps Ancient Athens for 6th GradersVersion en ligne Ancient Athenian democracy par Ari Blanck 1 What does democracy mean? a Power of the people b Rule by kings c Rule by soldiers 2 What type of democracy did Athens use a Direct democracy b Dictatorship c Monarchy 3 What were Athens “provinces” actually called? a City-states b Constituencies c Provinces 4 What two city-states were often at war? a Athens and Sparta b Athens and Rome c Sparta and Egypt 5 What is a City-state? a A city with it’s own government b A large town c A mountain village 6 Who were tyrants? a Rich rulers who demanded obedience b Teachers c Farmers 7 Which social classes existed in Athens? a Citizens, metics, slaves b Kings, knights, peasants c Soldiers, workers, priests 8 At what age did boys begin school? a 7 b 5 c 16 9 What did boys learn in school? a Mathematics, reading, and sports b Cooking and weaving c Farming only 10 What were girls mainly taught? a Household skills b Politics c Military training 11 Could women participate in government? a No b Yes c Only wealthy women 12 What was the assembly called? a Ecclesia b Senate c Agora 13 Who could participate in the Assembly? a Male Athenian citizens b Everyone c Slaves only 14 How often did the Assembly meet? a Every 8-10 days b Once a year c Every month 15 Where did the Assembly meet? a Pnyx Hill b Agora c Sparta 16 How many citizens attended the assembly? a 6000 b 500 c 8496786487 17 How did citizens usually vote? a By raising hands b By texting c By secret papers 18 What happened if citizens skipped the Assembly? a They were publicly humiliated b They were rewarded c Nothing happened 19 What was the Boule? a A council of 500 citizens b A religious group c A military group 20 How were members of the Boule chosen? a By lottery b By election c By the king 21 What was one job of the Boule? a Making the Assembly agenda b Training soldiers c Teaching children 22 How long did Boule members serve? a 1 year b 16 years c Life 23 In court, who spoke for themselves? a Plaintiffs and defendants b Lawyers c Judges 24 Who could be jurors? a Male citizens over 30 b All citizens c Women over 30 25 What was ostracism? a Voting to exile someone b A military battle c A religious ceremony 26 What did Athenians write on ostraka? a Names of people to exile b Laws c Poems 27 What does “kratos” mean? a Power b Peace c Army 28 What did citizens do during Assembly meetings? a Debated and voted b Played sports c Trained for war

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Ancient Athens for 6th GradersVersion en ligne

par Ari Blanck

What does democracy mean?

What type of democracy did Athens use

What were Athens “provinces” actually called?

What two city-states were often at war?

What is a City-state?

Who were tyrants?

Which social classes existed in Athens?

At what age did boys begin school?

What did boys learn in school?

What were girls mainly taught?

Could women participate in government?

What was the assembly called?

Who could participate in the Assembly?

How often did the Assembly meet?

Where did the Assembly meet?

How many citizens attended the assembly?

How did citizens usually vote?

What happened if citizens skipped the Assembly?

What was the Boule?

How were members of the Boule chosen?

What was one job of the Boule?

How long did Boule members serve?

In court, who spoke for themselves?

Who could be jurors?

What was ostracism?

What did Athenians write on ostraka?

What does “kratos” mean?

What did citizens do during Assembly meetings?