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1 Name Class Date Cyberhunt Greek Government Navigate the websites listed with each question to learn more about government in Ancient Greek city-states. me/greecegovt1.html 1. Greece was divided into many different city-states (or poli). What is a citystate? Name two of the most powerful city-states. 2. Why did Greek city-states stay divided rather that unite into a single empire? 3. What cultural elements did the Greek city-states share? 4. While Greek city-states shared many cultural similarities, different types of government developed in different city-states. Corinth became a tyranny beginning in the 7 th century B.C. Corinth was later ruled by a council of citizens. What type of government is this? 5. List and describe the four types of government that developed in Corinth and other Greek city-states.
2 Sparta htm (scroll down) 6. How was Sparta ruled? Describe the branches or officials who ruled Sparta. 7. How did the government of Sparta discourage change? 8. What was valued most in the city-state of Sparta? 9. How were boys trained in Sparta? How was the life of boys different than those of today? 10. How were girls trained in Sparta? How was the life of boys different than those of today? 11. List and describe the levels of society in ancient Sparta.
3 Athens htm (scroll down) 12. Democracy developed first in the city-state of Athens. Describe the democracy of Athens and the branches of government. 13. Describe the similarities and differences in the democracy of Athens and the democracy of the United States. 14. Citizens could participate in the government of Athens. Who was a citizen? Who was not a citizen? 15. List and describe the levels of society in Ancient Athens.
4 Wars with Persia Persia, an empire to the east of Greece, was led by Darius in the fifth century B.C. Darius wanted to expand his empire by attacking Greece. What plan did he have for defeating the Greek city-states? How did the Greeks respond? Who won? 17. Xerxes, the son of Darius, invaded Greece a decade later. Describe what happened. 18. What historical period began at the end of the second war with Persia? Delian League/Peloponnesian Wars What was the purpose of the Delian League? Which city-state led the Delian League? 20. Between which two city-states (and allies) were the Peloponnesian Wars fought? Why were the wars fought?
5 21. Describe the effects the Peloponnesian Wars had on Athens and Sparta. (This is a very interesting story!!!) Greece under Alexander Many Greek city-states were destroyed or damaged as a result of the Peloponnesian Wars. This left them once again vulnerable to attack. Describe how the actions of Philip of Macedonia and his son Alexander impacted the Greek city-states and the people of Greece. 23. Rome eventually took over Greece. How did this affect the lives of the Greeks? How did the Romans feel about Greek culture?
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