December 14, 2018 Name one difference and one similarity between Sparta and Athens.

Two-Hour DelaySchedule 6th Grade 9:45-9:55 Homeroom 9:58-10:28- 1st Elective 10:31-11:01- 2nd Elective 11:04-11:49- Core 1 11:52-1:07- Core 2 & Lunch Lunch is 11:55 1:10-1:55- Core 3 1:58-2:45- Core 4

Essential Question How were the city-states of Athens and Sparta different- especially in terms of the rights and responsibilities of citizens??

Essential Standard 6.C&G.1.1  Explain the origins and structures of various governmental systems.

I can explain the differences of the city states of Ancient Greece.

Study this so we can play quizzes. Most city states of Ancient Greece were monarchies. A monarchy is when a person gets power because their parents had power. A city state is a city that is also a country. Two most famous city states were Sparta and Athens. The reason why Greece was not unified is because mountains divided them. All city states were polytheistic, had slaves, and spoke the Greek language. Athens is considered the first democracy. Democracy is when people can vote.

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1. Athens Use this website. https://greece.mrdonn.org/athens.html Which god was in charge Athens? What was very important in Athens? What type of government did Athens have. What were the rights of the people of Athens?

2. Corinth Use this website https://greece.mrdonn.org/corinth.html What did Corinth create? What were schools like in Corinth? How did people feel about the city state of Corinth?

3. Megara use this website https://greece.mrdonn.org/megara.html Where was Megara located? Who ruled Megara? Who went to schools in Megara? What was Megara good at?

4. Argos https://greece.mrdonn.org/argos.html Where was Argos located? Why did the people of Argos have to be good traders? What made trading easier for Argos? Name two things that the people of Argos wrote.

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