Sparta gained its wealth primarily through a system of conquest and subjugation, particularly over neighboring regions like Messenia, which provided agricultural resources and labor through the helot system. The helots, who were essentially serfs, worked the land and produced surplus crops, allowing Spartan citizens to focus on military training and governance. Additionally, Sparta engaged in trade and formed alliances, but its economy was largely based on the exploitation of its subjugated populations rather than commerce. This unique socio-economic structure supported Sparta's militaristic society and its dominance in ancient Greece.
His father was Anaxandridas ll the great king of Sparta!!... When his father died Leonidas got all the power!!..
To develope the fighting skill at war to gain money and land and slave at war and to protect the city and to win most of their battles
Well...I don't if it was IN Sparta, but there was the war between Athens and Sparta.
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Yes, Sparta gained wealth by conquering and subjugating neighboring city-states, particularly during the Peloponnesian War. Their military conquests allowed them to control fertile lands and resources, which contributed to their economy. Additionally, Sparta employed a system of helotry, where they enslaved the local populations of conquered territories, further augmenting their wealth and labor force. However, their focus on military prowess often came at the expense of economic development in other areas.
It could gain wealth because Empires are so stupid they give out money. They basically gain wealth STUPIDITY!!! THEY GAIN WEALTH BECAUSE THEY JUST DO!!! LOL!
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Sparta placed little emphasis on wealth and material possessions. They valued military prowess, discipline, and self-sufficiency above all else. Spartans believed that the accumulation of wealth could lead to corruption and undermine the values of their society.
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To gain Wealth
they gain respect from Lakshmi the goddes of wealth and fortune.
Solon; he was the one who created social mobility based on wealth for Athens
Athens was more of the logic city. Sparta was the city that dominated places and gained income from the defeat of many other city's
Lycurgus of Sparta instituted military and egalitarian reforms e.g. one Spartan household had the same things as the next Spartan home .