If you were a true Spartiate (Spartan) yes. The sole purpose of all men was to serve the country. Work would be done be the Helots (and some by the Perioikoi) and food would be provided by the state. During peace, a man had to train in exercise, tactics and warfare every day as a duty. On war his sole duty was to die for his county in which -only- case he could have a gravestone.
The Ephors were Sparta's assembly men.
All did, for survival. Sparta was exclusively devoted to it.
The houses were very dull, because the ancient Spartians were very frugal. The women stayed at home, while the men were required to sleep in the army bunkers. If a man wanted the company of his wife, he would have to sneak out in the middle of the night.
Sparta was ruled by only a few of its men, but Athens was ruled by all of its male citizens.
well the ancient incs men and women didn't really have jobs they usually just taught their kids women would teach their daughters to cook clean and take care of young men would teach their sons to become worriers and collect crops
men of Kshatriya's become soldier
only men could be a citizen :) lol
they train them and the women have to cook for the men
Well oiled men with spears, you would "conquer" them too.
Only Men could vote because they had experience with military
Men of Athens were involved in a lot of civic duties-juries-government. They were prepared for both peace and war. They were soldiers but they didn't have to leave their homes at the age of seven to attend military schools unlike the spartan men. Athenians also were lazy but luxery however children in Sparta at a young age trained to become a soldier. Athens had a bigger population compared to Sparta
The main ocupation was a warrior for men.
All men (except helots) must serve the army as a soldier from age 7 to 60. At age 20, the men could marry, however, they would not be able to see their wife and children.
Japan, like ancient Sparta, was a militant country. All men were warriors.
Men of Rome became soldiers by enlisting in the army.
Usually something like a fisherman, scribe, blacksmith, or, a common one is a soldier!
in Sparta were only free men citizens?