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How could the Persian war have ended if Sparta and Athens had not united to fight the Persian Army?
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The Persians would have won if Sparta and Athens had not united to fight the Persian Army
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How could this control lead to positive impacts Athens and Sparta?
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Why did Spata and Athens have war?
Sparta did not initiate the Persian Wars. Sparta was very conservative about wars, relying on its reputation to avoid wars. It had problems in keeping down a restive serf population and didn't need extra problems if they could be avoided. The Persian Wars began when the Greek cities of Asia Minor revolted against Persian rulership. Athens and Eretria intervened, and after the rebellion was put down, Persia turned on Eretria and Athens in mainland Greece, for helping the rebellious cities. This attempt failed at the Battle of Marathon and Persia decided that the only way to keep the peace was to bring all the Greek cities into its empire, where it could control them. Persia bribed some of these cities into compliance, then invaded to subject the rest. A consortium of Greek city-states combined to oppose this invasion, including Sparta and Athens.
In Sparta or Athens did athletes participate in the olympic games?
Both of them could be in the Olympics and Sparta tried to win over Athenians all the time
What affect of the Persian wars have role of the Athens in the Greek world?
Athens converted the Delian League which it had led in the later phase of the war with the Persian Empire into an empire of its own, and after peace with the Persians it used this power to interfere in the rest of the Greek world, resulting in the devastating 27-year Peloponnesian War.
Who won the Persian Spartan wars?
First of all there was never Spartan Persian war.Only Persian invasion of GREECE. The Spartans fought alongside other Greeks in second of those invasions which were in 490 and in 480 BC. The Persians were defeated by ALLIED army of GREEKS, with navy lead by Athens and ground forces by Sparta. In first invasion Persians were defeated by only Athens and her allies.
Is it in Sparta or in Athens that only men could be citizens of a polis?
in Sparta were only free men citizens?
What cause the people of Athens to join forces with their rival city-statesparatain 480 bc?
Sparta and Athens were not rivals in 480 BCE - that came more than 30 years afterwards when the threat of Persia subsided. Sparta had promised to help them against the Persian attack on Athens in 490 BCE, but its army had arrived on the battlefield at Marathon too late. They remained on good terms and were natural allies in the Persian invasion in 480-479 BCE, providing the two largest contingents to the southern Greek coalition, led by Sparta, which repelled the invasion. Even if Athens had not been friendly with Sparta, it had no choice because it was a prime target of the Persian invasion and needed all the help it could get. It was not a case of Athens joining force with Sparta, it was Athens seeking the help of Sparta and its allies. They remained close allies for another 20 years, Athens helping Sparta put down a rebellion in its territory. They fell out when Athens started interfering in the affairs of the Peloponnesian League cities (which Sparta led) and Athens ignored Sparta's appeal to back off, leading to an all-out war.
Did Sparta or Athens have two kings?
im pretty sure Sparta did but i don't know about Athens i know people in Athens could vote but i remember looking it up and Athens did still have kings take it from me the ATHENS GEEK!
Who has the most valued artist writers and architects Athens or Sparta?
When Athens established an empire over its allies in the wake of the Persian War, it had the money it extracted from then to spend on itself, and was able to use this on its own benefits and culture, and so was able to establish a strong cultural life. Sparta lived of its land, and could not. After Athens lost the Peloponnesian War, it was stripped of the empire whos funds it lavished on itself, and had to go back to thrifty living along with Sparta.
How could this control lead to positive impacts Athens and Sparta?
Which control are you asking about.
Where does the size of the Persian Empire determine if Athens or Sparta won the war?
Persia had the money to bankroll the Spartan-led Peloponnesian League to build and man a fleet which could compete with the hitherto dominant Athenian fleet.
Why did Spata and Athens have war?
Sparta did not initiate the Persian Wars. Sparta was very conservative about wars, relying on its reputation to avoid wars. It had problems in keeping down a restive serf population and didn't need extra problems if they could be avoided. The Persian Wars began when the Greek cities of Asia Minor revolted against Persian rulership. Athens and Eretria intervened, and after the rebellion was put down, Persia turned on Eretria and Athens in mainland Greece, for helping the rebellious cities. This attempt failed at the Battle of Marathon and Persia decided that the only way to keep the peace was to bring all the Greek cities into its empire, where it could control them. Persia bribed some of these cities into compliance, then invaded to subject the rest. A consortium of Greek city-states combined to oppose this invasion, including Sparta and Athens.
How did the system of education differ between Athens and Sparta?
Sparta had a warrior society and the Athens had a a democratic government. Sparta boys began training a 7 years old for a lifetime. Athenian boys attended school if their families could afford it.
In Sparta or Athens did athletes participate in the olympic games?
Both of them could be in the Olympics and Sparta tried to win over Athenians all the time
What were some disadvantages to life in Sparta?
In Athens the women weren't free, they had to clean, cook, and had to be hidden when they're husband's friends comes over. In Sparta, the women were free and they could have jobs and go anywhere! But in athens, they had to ask for permission. In sparta, they had better security, they had the military but athens didnt care about the military. In athens, only men were able to vote and participate in the government but in sparta, women can join the military and get jobs also they can vote!
What was the direct distance in miles between Sparta and Athens?
The direct distance between Sparta and Athens is 212.7 kilometers. While to two city-states could reach each other by land, they often sailed because it was quicker.
What Greek city-state was most militaristic?
It varied over time - early it was Sparta until it consolidated its territory. Then Athens tried to establish and empire after the Persian invasion but was put down by the Peloponnesian League led by Sparta. With Sparta debilitated by wars, Thebes took over until the Macedonian empire took control. ________________________ Sparta and Macedonia were the only two Greek states that could really be called militaristic. Unlike Athens which became a large power by way of trade and naval supremacy, Sparta rose through its military might and bravery and Macedonia through its military innovation and techniques. It was said that while Athens was centred around great buildings, Sparta was built by courageous men who "served their city in the place of walls of bricks." Thebes, Corinth and Argos could be classified as militaristic to a much lesser degree.
