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Agora Adventure

An introductory lesson on the economy of Ancient Greece, focusing on maritime trade, agriculture, specialization, and the use of coinage through a simulated marketplace experience.

LBLaurel Bartos

Agora Adventure

An introductory lesson on the economy of Ancient Greece, focusing on maritime trade, agriculture, specialization, and the use of coinage through a simulated marketplace experience.

LBLaurel Bartos
  • Cross-Examination: Once corners are picked, ask a student from Corner 1 to explain their logic to Corner 4.
  • The "Switch": Halfway through a debate, allow students to change corners if someone else's argument convinced them.
  • Corner 3

    Volunteer Merchants

    Corner 4


    Round 56

    Colony Independence

    Let Them Go

    Corner 1

    War to Keep Them

    Corner 2

    Higher Trade Tax

    Corner 3

    Treaty of Equals

    Corner 4


    Round 57

    Fake Vases

    Sparta is selling bad pots with Athens' logo. Action?

    Boycott Sparta

    Corner 1

    New Trademark

    Corner 2

    Sell Better Pots

    Corner 3

    Sue in Agora

    Corner 4


    Round 58

    Freedom Day

    A rich merchant frees 100 slaves. Economic impact?

    Labor Shortage

    Corner 1

    Consumer Boom

    Corner 2

    Social Riot

    Corner 3

    Wealth Tax

    Corner 4


    Round 59

    Temple Gold

    The city is broke. Do we use the Parthenon's gold statue for coins?

    Melt It Now

    Corner 1

    Sacrilege! No!

    Corner 2

    Melt 10% Only

    Corner 3

    Ask the Oracle

    Corner 4


    Round 60

    Final Legacy

    What is Ancient Greece's greatest economic contribution?

    Market Democracy

    Corner 1

    Maritime Law

    Corner 2

    Coin Standards

    Corner 3

    Specialized Art

    Corner 4


    Ultimate Masters

    "Success is not just wealth; it is the wisdom to choose when the Agora is silent."

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