Ancient Greece

Sparta

Thebes

Athens

Mykonos

To host debates

To worship Greek gods and goddesses

To protect Athens from wind

To buy rare items

Ruled by a few

Ruled by rich people

Ruled by 1 person

Ruled by the people

Rule of law

Civic participation

Popular court

Representative democracy

People must print their own money

People cannot be a citizen if they are not born in that place

Citizens must protest leaders if they are unhappy

Citizens are responsible for voting and educating themselves

All female citizens could vote

All male citizens could participate in government

Division among citizens was encouraged

Social classes were important for involvement in government

Indentured servitude is good for the economy

Citizenship is only available to the wealthy

Equality of all men, regardless of wealth

Strict gender roles are necessary for society

sparta valued military, Athens valued education

Sparta had a representative government, Athens had an oligarchy

Sparta was a center of learning, Athens fell due to military loss

Sparta was wealthy, Athens fell due to women not having rights

Greek philosophy

Formation of the Delian League

End of the Hellenistic Era

Start of the Golden Age

Sparta believes in only 1 god

Sparta is great and has opportunities for freedom

Sparta feels like home to Athenians and everything is the same

Sparta is strict and people have little voice in government