Greek city-states
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- Q1Worshiped a number of gods and goddesses especially Zeus, Hera and AthenaBothAthensSpartaNeither30s
- Q2Started as a monarchy with two kings but then evolved to an oligarchy with a few individuals who have powerSpartaAthensBothNeither30s
- Q3This city-state was located on the coast and known for its strong navyAthensMegaraOlympiaSparta30s
- Q4Viewed outsiders (non-Greek people) as outsidersSpartaAthensBothNeither30s
- Q5From childhood, boys are trained for a lifetime in the militaryAthensSpartaBothNeither30s
- Q6Government consisted of the idea of "rule by the people"BothAthensSpartaAthens30s
- Q7Honored the gods with festivals, prayers and ceremoniesNeitherAthensBothSparta30s
- Q8Most believe that theater came from hereNeitherAthensBothSparta30s
- Q9Only if you died in war, you could have your name on your graveBothAthensNeitherSparta30s
- Q10Women are given rights to voteneitherSpartaAthensboth30s
- Q11Males were citizensSpartaNeitherAthensBoth30s
- Q12Slaves could become citizens after 10 years of serviceAthensBothSpartaNeither30s
- Q13Spartan boys were taken out of the home at age ______ to begin military training15871230s
- Q14Boys were encouraged to steal food, if they were caught they were punished.SpartaAthensNeitherBoth30s
- Q15Boys learned poetry, music and public speaking.AthensBothSpartaNeither30s