Critical questions from our Inquiry Circles

Based on the reading, thinking, and talking we've done with our ancient Greek Inquiry Circles, we each now have a some burning questions that we are passionate about learning more about. Which questions catch your attention?

• Which God was most important to women and girls?
• What did the Greeks think was most important?
• What are some of the stories they have about the Olympics?
• What were all of Odysseus’s adventures?
• If the Greeks had lived somewhere else, would they ever accomplish what they did?
• Why did they treat the slaves like that?
• Why did slaves do all of the work?
• Were the Greeks kind to everyone?
• How strong were the buildings?
• Why were the women not allowed out?
• Where did the Greeks get food from?
• Was it fun to live in ancient Greece?
• Why do they not let women do stuff?
• How long did ancient Greece survive?
• Why did women not get enough equal rights in ancient Greece?
• How did they make such good pottery?
• How did they carve into marble to make statues?
• What did slaves have to do to get freed?
• Was the army treated better than civilians?
• How did they get their medicine?
• Would the rich ever rethink what they did to the poor?
• Did the Gods ever let a human decide their own consequence and then do it?
• How long did Spartan boys have to train till their first battle?
• Did warriors have to stay in war for a certain amount of time?
• How long could you stay at war?