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Gathering the Facts
l.
Turn to pages 32-33 in the Atlas. Read the introduction. Write T next to each of the
following statements if it is true or F if it is false.
a. Arrcient Greece was a country.
b. All Greek city-states had the same language and religiorl.
c. All Greek city-states had the same form of government.
d. Athens and Sparta were the two most powerful city-states.
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People and Cultures
2.
Look at chart A, "Athens 51O-338 e.c." Next to each statement below, write C if the
statement describes a citizen, M if it describes a metic, or S if it describes a slave.
4. Work as servants, miners, and policemen
b. Can vote or hold public office
c. Are prisoners of war
d. Have one or more non-Athenian parents
G. Can own land
) Time and Change
3. Use map B, 'The Persian War," to fill in the missing dates or events on the timeline
below.
48O B,c.
49.2 B.c.
Eretria is destroyed
by the Persians.
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* History Through MaPs
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Look at map C, 'The Peloponnesian War." Use the information to answer the
following questions.
a.
b.
c.
When did the Peloponnesian War begin?
Who started the war?
What were the names of three cities allied \^rith Athens?
and
d.
What were the names of two cities allied '\^rith Sparta?
and
G. What culture region was an ally of Spafia?
f. How many Spartan victories are showrL on the map?
g. How many Athenian victories are shown on the map?
h.
what three events helped sparta win the war with Athens?
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What year did the Peloponnesian War end?
How many years did the Peloponnesian War last?
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f. Athens had a democracy similar to the government of the United States,each
body of
some key differences. Look at chart D, "Democracy in Athens." Match
the Athenian government with its description'
a. AssemblY
' ProPosed laws
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c.
d.
Council of
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* Thinking About History
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Look at picture E and read its caption. If you were a student of Socrates,
thing you would question about Athenian social structure?
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