Grade 6 Government & Economy in Ancient Civilizations Quiz

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Sixth-grade government and economy in ancient civilizations compares how early states were ruled and how they produced surplus. Many were monarchies. City-states such as Athens had their own governments. Irrigation, specialized crafts, and trade created surplus and social classes, including farmers, artisans, priests, and rulers.

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What you practice

These are the Grade 6 Government & Economy in Ancient Civilizations skills this quiz is built around.

Distinguish monarchy (rule by a monarch) from a city-state (an independent city and surrounding territory).
Explain that surplus food allowed some people to specialize in crafts or government.
Connect trade and taxation of crops to how palaces and temples were supplied.

A useful tip

Surplus is extra food after farmers' needs and seed. Extra grain can support scribes, soldiers, and builders. A city-state is a city and its surrounding land that rules itself, such as Athens or Sparta.

Frequently asked questions

What does Grade 6 Government & Economy in Ancient Civilizations practice?

Practice includes: Distinguish monarchy (rule by a monarch) from a city-state (an independent city and surrounding territory); Explain that surplus food allowed some people to specialize in crafts or government; Connect trade and taxation of crops to how palaces and temples were supplied.

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