09/15/16 QOD How did Sparta get its’ necessary supplies?

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09/15/16 QOD How did Sparta get its’ necessary supplies? Sparta got its’ necessary supplies by conquering their neighbors and forcing them to give Sparta a portion of their crops. I can compare the governments of Athens and Sparta.

09/15/16 Agenda I can and QOD Vocab Flashcards Read and take notes 27.3 and 27.7 Athens and Democracy WKST - HW

Notes 27.3 Athenian Government Why was Athens called a Democracy? Every citizen could take part in the city’s government (Free, male, over 18, and born in Athens) 500 Citizens chosen to be in the Council of 500 that ran the day to day business of government Every Citizen belong to Assembly; Met every 10 days to debate and vote on laws At least 6,000 had to attend Timed speakers with a water clock

Notes 27.7 Spartan Government Why was Sparta called an Oligarchy? Power in the hands of Council of Elders (30 men) Council of Elders consisted of men who were at least 60 years old, noble families, elected to lifetime terms 2 Kings 28 Men Assembly in Sparta had very little power and did not debate issues; only could vote “Yes” or “No”