Chapter 10 Sec 3
Chapter 10 Sec 3
Chapter 10 Sec 3
Democracy in Athens
Seat work
Students will quietly enter the room, find your seats and
discuss your three sticky notes on pages 312-317 with
your row group.
Central Question:
Democracy in Athens
Quiz show
What do you call a government with a small number of
people hold political power?
Oligarchy
What do you call a government run by one strong leader?
Tyranny
Who increased citizen participation in government by
paying citizens for jury service?
Pericles
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Democracy
Key Ideas
Greek city-states experimented with many forms
of government, including oligarchy and tyranny.
In Athens, democracy developed. Citizens
participated in lawmaking and the courts.
Athenian democracy and the responsibilities of
citizenship developed gradually over many
years.
Key Terms
oligarchya government in which a small
number of people hold political power
phalanxa formation of heavily armed foot
soldiers who moved together as a unit
tyrannya government run by one strong
leader
democracya government run by many
people
citizenshipmembership in a community
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Tyranny
Shared
Oligarchy
The Phalanx
In what ways was the phalanx different
from earlier battle formations?
Why do some believe that there is a
connection between the phalanx and the way
larger numbers of people gained political
power?
Citizens of Athens
In Athens, citizens had various rights and
responsibilities.
Juries
Archons
Boule
Council
Subcommittees
Evolution of Democracy
Why is Athens described as
a limited democracy?