Pericles



Group 1



Question 1a

Multiple choice



  • Pericles, Leader of Athens From about 460 to 429 B.C.E., Pericles was the leader of Athens’  government

  • One of his chief contributions was to direct the rebuilding of the city.

  • Pericles promoted constructing of many public and religious buildings, including the Parthenon, the most famous temple in Athens.

Group 2



Question 2a

Multiple choice



  • Creativity in the Arts including music and drama

  • Medical care for everyone

  • All government offices were paid positions

  • Democracy and equal rights to participate

Group 3

Question 3a

Multiple choice



  • Athens

  • Corinth

  • Sparta

  • Rhodes

Question 3b

Multiple choice



  • Championed freedom of speech, political opinion and action.

  • Open civil service position to all citizens regardless of class

  • Arrange for pay for those serving on juries 

  • Defeated the Spartans.

Question 3c

Essay



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