Ancient Greece 3

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Ancient Greece 3

(10 Questions)
California State History-Social Studies Standards
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From Mr. Anker Tests

Ancient Greece 6th Grade Standards

1. The Athenian economy was based on trade. Which of the following was traded at the main marketplace called the agora? *

1 point

Read more about the ancient agora:
https://www.athenskey.com/agora.html

lettuce, onions, and other vegetables

coins made of gold, silver, and bronze

pottery and furniture

all of the above

2. What was true about education in Athens? *

1 point

https://www.britannica.com/topic/education/Athens

boys and girls received an equal education

slaves were taught to read and write so they could become free

only boys could go to school

all students were provided with their own set of books

3. Which was also true of education in Athens? *

1 point

a set of books was freely provided to all students

memorizing lessons was very important

participating in sports was not allowed

boys and girls studied together to prepare for tests

4. What was true about women in Athens? *

1 point

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_Classical_Athens

women were not considered citizens in Athens

women could choose their own husbands

women could vote at assembly meetings

none of the above

5. Which was one of the most difficult and dangerous kinds of work a slave in Athens might be forced to do? *

1 point

Ancient Greek Silver Mining:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mines_of_Laurion

wash clothes

help raise children

mine silver underground

work as a city clerk

6. What was true about the assembly in Sparta? *

1 point

it was made up of only male citizens

it was made up of a large group of people which met outdoors

it had very little power to make decisions

all of the above

7. Once the Spartans conquered a neighboring group of people, what did they do? *

1 point

the Spartans granted citizenship to the conquered people

Spartans married the conquered adults and adopted the children into their own family

the Spartans forced the conquered people into slavery

none of the above

8. Sparta differed from Athens in many ways. Sparta did not trade with other city-states very much. Why not? *

1 point

the leaders of Sparta feared that meeting new people might give their own people new ideas and weaken their government

because they did not speak the same language as people from other Greek city-states

because the nearest city-states were thousands of miles away

all of the above

9. Which was generally true about life in Sparta? *

1 point

the city depended on slaves and non-citizens to do a lot of the physical labor (work)

Sparta was ruled by only a few people who made decisions that affected the whole population of Sparta

the economy (the wealth of a city or country) of Sparta depended mostly on farming and military conquests of people in neighboring city-states

all of the above

10. Other city-states and people from other countries did not like trading with Sparta because Sparta did not have coins. What did Sparta use as a form of money? *

1 point

pig tails

heavy metal bars

horse teeth

mud bricks

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