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Nat Geo Chp 9 Sect 2.1-2.2

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The Spartans lived in one of the most fertile areas of southern Greece. Sparta was located in the _____ _____ _____, protected by mountains that made attacking this city-state difficult.

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2.

Select the aspects of Spartans’ unique government

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3.

Order the Spartan social class hierarchy from most important to least important.

  1. helots

  2. landowners

  3. kings

  4. traders

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4.

_____ were state-owned slaves captured from conquered lands.

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The _____ was at the center of everything in Sparta—and everything in Sparta was centered on the _____.

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Spartan women...

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8.

What effect did Sparta’s commitment to the military have on other aspects of its society and culture (like art)?

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9.

Why didn't Sparta use walls to defend their city?

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10.

Every Spartan was expected to be

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In training, Spartan boys endured

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Aside from learning how to fight, Spartan boys also learned how to ...

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Spartan girls learned...

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In order to be a citizen in Athens, you had to be

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_____ improved conditions for the poor by limiting the power of the aristocracy and allowing an assembly of free citizens to pass laws.

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21.

What does the art on ancient Greek pots allow a glimpse of?

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22.

Match the pot with the daily activity it displays.

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Athletes throw a ball to a trainer

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A servant attends to a woman tying a shoe.

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A merchant watches over his goods.

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Match the pot with the daily activity it displays.

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A priest and an acolyte [assistant] light a fire.

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A young woman combs her hair.

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An athlete learns how to throw a discus.

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26.

What killed a third of Athen's population during the war?

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27.

What can you infer?

"The couple are grateful to the gods that three of their four children have survived past infancy."

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28.

What is an agora?

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29.

What does the word "Pnyx" mean?

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30.

What does "Tis agoreuein bouleutai?" mean?