the peninsula forming the southern part of the mainland of Greece

a marketplace in ancient Greece-some women in Athens could work here but most women did not work outside the home

a female priest-some women in Athens performed this job but most women did not work outside the home

A walled Greek city-state near the sea named after the goddess of wisdom and battle strategy; democratic government; focused on trade and education

Major Greek city-state that was located in a farming area on a plain; Athens' rival; oligarchy government; focused on military techniques and discouraged trade

This was a part of the Athenian government comprised of a large group of men aged 30 or older who met everyday to run the day-to-day business and suggest new laws.

In Athens, it debated the issues of the day--citizens had to show up or were embarrassed with red paint; In Sparta, it was a larger group rather than the Council of 500 and they met on a hill every 10 days

This was a part of the Spartan government and consisted of two kings and 28 other men who were 60 years old or older, wealthy, and held the real power of Sparta.

is the way a community or region organizes the manufacture and exchange of money, food, products, and services

were the neighbors that the Spartans conquered into slaves

the metals used for coins in Athens

used for currency in Sparta

not given to women and slaves---only free men

system of government in Athens but with limited citizenship and rights for women and slaves

system of government in Sparta

a group of free people in Sparta who performed tasks that Spartans did not want to perform