Practice Citizenship In Athens Vs. Rome (4.1) - Unit 5: Governance, Rights, and Societies

Practice: Citizenship in Athens vs. Rome

Lesson 4.1Unit 5: Governance, Rights, and Societies

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Question 1.
Who could participate in the Athenian Assembly?
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Think about the age and gender restrictions in ancient Athens.
Question 2.
What was a metic in Athens?
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Remember the term refers to individuals living in Athens but not considered citizens.
3Question 3.
Which form of government did Athens primarily practice?
- Monarchy
- Direct Democracy
- Representative Republic
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Think about how laws were proposed and voted on.
4Question 4.
True or False: Women had equal participation in the political life of Athens.
- True
- False
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Consider the gender restrictions in ancient Athens.
Question 5.
Evaluate how the exclusion of certain groups from political participation affects societal development in Athens and Rome. What does this suggest about the evolution of citizenship over time?
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Reflect on the long-term impacts of these exclusions.
Question 6.
Considering the different roles of women in Athens and Rome, propose how these roles might reflect each society's values and views on gender.
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Think about how societal structure influences gender roles.

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