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What city's are in Ancient Greece?
In Ancient Greece there were city states that had a variety of political systems like democratic [Athens at Classical Era], oligarchy [Thebes], monarchy [Sparta, Macedonia, Epirus, Thrace etc..]
Should ancient Greece be considered the cradle of democracy?
Mesopotamia is called the cradle of civilization because it was the first region to have civilization. Greece is called the cradle of democracy because it was one of the first places to have voting and other qualities of democracies. A 7th grade student
Athens in 450 BC reached a high point in its culture called the what age of Athens?
480 to 404 BC was called the Golden age of Athens or the Age of Pericles
What would Athens be called if Poseidon was the patron of Athens?
Um, maybe the Poseis or the Poseidos
What was the rank system of ancient Greece?
Ancient Greece was split into several cities, the main ones being Athens and Sparta. Each city had it's own government. In Athens for the first hundred years it was ruled by a king but soon the Athenians overthrew the kings and created democracy. The leading political figure was Pericles. The time during the democracy was called the golden age of Athens. Soon it's rival Sparta attacked and defeated Athens thus ending this age. the ancient Greeks truly believed in their gods. They had over 20 gods, the king of these gods being Zeus.
What were middle class people in Athens called?
Middle class people in ancient Athens were called metics
What is the name of ancient athens's temple?
It was called the Acropolis :-)
In ancient Athens what were the great teachers called?
Socrates, Plato and Aristotle.
What is Athens called today?
Athens is still currently called Athens due to the Greek legend that portrays Athena outsmarting Poseidon in a competition for the beautiful city.
What were common people in ancient Athens called?
If they were male, free and 18 or over, citizens.
Why was the government of ancient Athens called direct democracy?
The people directly chose their king.
Is Athens a city of Macedonia?
Although Macedonia was larger in Ancient times than it is now, Athens has never been within its borders. At the time, the part of Greece Athens is in was called Hellas.
A hilltop fortress in ancient Athens that includes the Parthenon and other famous buildings is called?
The acropolis
What are ancient Romans called?
Ancient Romans are called Romans, after their capital city, just as other ancient peoples were called after their own capitals. Such as Romans from Rome, Alexandrians from Alexandria, Athenians from Athens, Spartans from Sparta, etc. etc. etc.
Which city-state was called the school of Greece?
No city-state had that ''title'' but many of the great ancient thinkers were from Athens.
What is a Raised platform for orators called in Ancient Athens?
The pnix, devilishly annoying to pronounce The correct answer is bema
What is an oratory or minor church in a palace called?
Chapel Royal
