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Why was Sparta call an oligarchy?
it was run by a small elite
How long did it take pheidippides to run to Sparta?
150 miles from Marathon to Sparta and going back to Athens.
How much trouble do you get in if you run out onto the field during a Phillies game?
An arrest for 'Disorderly Conduct' or possibly 'Trespass.'
What did the education of Sparta and Athens have in common?
they both learned how to run,jump,and fight
What did the education of both Athens and Sparta have in common?
they both learned how to run,jump,and fight
How was the society of women at Sparta and Athens?
Athens was specialized in intelligence and Sparta was tough. Women were taught how to throw darts, and run. Athenian women stayed ar home.
How can you get out of detention without getting in trouble?
run
Does edward and Bella run into anymore trouble?
In each of the "Twilight" saga books, Bella and Edward run into personal struggles and difficulties, as well as trouble.
What is trouble don't last?
"Trouble Don't Last" is a novel by Shelley Pearsall. It tells the story of a young slave named Samuel and his journey toward freedom during the Civil War. The title refers to the hope and optimism that despite the hardships faced, trouble will eventually come to an end.
What does it mean to run into trouble?
to get caught doing something
How are ancient Sparta and the modern North Korea similar?
cause they both are ran by the military The previous answer can be embellished a bit. Sparta was governed by an Oligarchy. In today's North Korea, which claims to be a communist country, it has been ruled by a family run oligarchy just as Sparta was an oligarchy. Sparta, however, may not have been "family " driven as North Korea is.
What is the answer to this dingbat-xiranrun?
cross county run
