Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - Democracy in Athens

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Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - Democracy in AthensVersión en línea Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - Democracy in Athens por Vijo Gor 1 When was democracy first introduced in Athens? a 480 BC b 508 BC c 323 BC d 431 BC 2 Who was the Athenian leader who introduced democracy? a Cleisthenes b Solon c Pericles d Draco 3 What does the word democracy mean in Greek? a Rule by the rich b Rule by the gods c Rule by the people d Rule by the soldiers 4 Who was allowed to vote and take part in Athenian democracy? a Only free male citizens of Athens b Slaves and foreigners c All men and women d All people who lived in Athens 5 Which groups were excluded from voting? a Women, slaves, and foreign residents b Farmers and merchants c Only slaves d Priests and soldiers 6 What was the land area controlled by Athens called? a Arcadia b Macedonia c Ionia d Attica 7 What were the small local communities of Attica called? a Trittyes b Phylai c Demes d Tribes 8 How did Cleisthenes organize the people of Attica? a By occupation b Into city, countryside, and coastal groups combined into ten tribes c Into wealth-based groups d By age groups 9 Where did the Assembly meet in ancient Athens? a On the Acropolis b In the Agora c In the Tholos d On a hill called the Pnyx 10 How often did the Assembly meet? a Once every ten days b Once a year c Every new moon d Only during war 11 How many citizens had to attend for the Assembly to take place? a 10,000 b 500 c 1,000 d 6,000 12 What did the Council of 500 do? a It judged criminals b It collected taxes c It drew up new laws and policies to be debated by the Assembly d It enforced laws 13 How were the 500 members of the Council chosen? a By family inheritance b By the army c By the Archons d By election from the 10 tribes of Athens 14 What was the Tholos? a The building where 50 councillors stayed on duty day and night b The Assembly’s meeting hall c A temple to Athena d A public bathhouse 15 Who were the strategoi? a Military commanders who led armies and carried out policies decided by the Assembly b Merchants who collected taxes c Judges of legal cases d Priests who managed temples 16 What was the purpose of ostracism in Athens? a To reward the most popular politician b To select new generals c To remove unpopular politicians by public vote d To choose jurors for the courts

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When was democracy first introduced in Athens?

Who was the Athenian leader who introduced democracy?

What does the word democracy mean in Greek?

Who was allowed to vote and take part in Athenian democracy?

Which groups were excluded from voting?

What was the land area controlled by Athens called?

What were the small local communities of Attica called?

How did Cleisthenes organize the people of Attica?

Where did the Assembly meet in ancient Athens?

How often did the Assembly meet?

How many citizens had to attend for the Assembly to take place?

What did the Council of 500 do?

How were the 500 members of the Council chosen?

What was the Tholos?

Who were the strategoi?

What was the purpose of ostracism in Athens?