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Ancient Athens for 6th Graders

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Ancient Athenian democracy

by Ari Blanck
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What does democracy mean?

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What type of democracy did Athens use

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What were Athens “provinces” actually called?

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What two city-states were often at war?

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What is a City-state?

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Who were tyrants?

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Which social classes existed in Athens?

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At what age did boys begin school?

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What did boys learn in school?

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What were girls mainly taught?

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Could women participate in government?

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What was the assembly called?

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Who could participate in the Assembly?

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How often did the Assembly meet?

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Where did the Assembly meet?

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How many citizens attended the assembly?

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How did citizens usually vote?

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What happened if citizens skipped the Assembly?

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What was the Boule?

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How were members of the Boule chosen?

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What was one job of the Boule?

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How long did Boule members serve?

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In court, who spoke for themselves?

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Who could be jurors?

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What was ostracism?

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What did Athenians write on ostraka?

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What does “kratos” mean?

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What did citizens do during Assembly meetings?

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