6 th Grade Social Studies GREEK CITY-STATES TERMS TO LEARN  POLIS  ACROPOLIS  AGORA  ARISTOCRATS  OLIGARCHY  CONSTITUTION  MERCENARIES.

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6 th Grade Social Studies GREEK CITY-STATES

TERMS TO LEARN  POLIS  ACROPOLIS  AGORA  ARISTOCRATS  OLIGARCHY  CONSTITUTION  MERCENARIES

SECTION 1--THE POLIS  Polis- center of Greek life (City-State)  Acropolis- fortified hill temple to gods  Agora- open marketplace area  Polis- gave sense of belonging, good of the polis was top priority  If Born outside Greece—No citizenship  Citizens could Vote, fight in Army, hold office, speak for themselves in court.  Greatest City-States -- (Athens, Sparta

SECTION 1-ACTIVITY  Draw a Web like this one, and use it to show 3 characteristics of most Greek City-States. GREEK CITY STATE

SECTION 2– SPARTA (800b.c.--371b.c.)  Sparta greatest military power in Greece  Aristocrats took over government (ARMY)  Ephors controlled public affairs of Sparta (yearly)  Helots (slaves) farmed  Aristocrats stay in army from 7-60 yrs. Old  Sparta’s only goal: Military Strength

ATHENS AAthens was ruled by an Oligarchy-few people have ruling power SSolon set up first Athenian Constitution CCitizenship was offered to everyone 5508b.c. first democratic government setup (favoring the people) BBecame citizens at age 18 4490b.c. the word “Nike” was first used (Greek goddess of victory upon defeat of the Persians. DDelian League was formed (city-states joined) (like the United Nations)

EFFECTS OF THE DELAIN LEAGUE IN ATHENS IN OTHER CITY- STATES DRAW A DIAGRAM LIKE THIS, AND USE IT TO SHOW HOW THE DELIAN LEAGUE AFFECTED BOTH ATHENS AND OTHER CITY-STATES.

SECTION 4--DECLINE OF THE CITY- STATES DECLINE OF THE CITY STATE

ACTIVITY Peloponnesian War TRACE THE DELCINE OF THE GREEK CITY-STATES AFTER THE PELOPONNESIAN WAR IN 430B.C.

REVIEW 1. What did the citizens of a polis consider most important? 2. Why did Sparta remain a poor farming society? 3. What was Sparta’s main goal? 4. In what City-State did the first democratic style of govt. begin? 5. What was the purpose of the Delian League, and what does it compare to today? 6. Which City-State did not join the Delian League? 7. Who conquered Greece?

SPARTA & ATHENS DRAW A VENN DIAGRAM LIKE THIS ONE, AND USE IT TO COMPARE SPARTA AND ATHENS AT THEIR HEIGHT OF POWER SPARTA ATHENS