All the Spartan male citizens.
The citizens (Spartiates) voting in their Assembly.
To carry out government, to call the assembly of citizens to vote on important issues, and implement appropriate decisions by the assembly.
The assembly of the people for most of the time, and for shorter periods a broadly-based oligarchy eg 'the 5,000'.
The councils that consisted of representatives from the workers and soldiers were called soviets. The word soviet comes from a Russian word that indicates assembly or council.
Sparta's survival and prosperity depended on the power of its army of citizens. The voice of the citizens had to be taken if the kings and leaders wanted to maintain their support. A similar thing happened in Rome where the masses simply left the city to its own devices until their voice was heard in assembly.
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The Ephors were Sparta's assembly men.
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The Spartan government was a fusion of monarchy, oligarchy and demoracy.It consisted of the two kings, the Gerousia, the Ephors and the Ecclesia:Gerousia - It consisted of the two kings plus 28 elders. They prepared and presented proposals for the vote of the assembly. They were elected.Ephor - There were 5 ephors. They advised and checked the kings, controlled the Krypteia, watched for divine signs about the kings rule, supervised the life of the people and called the assembly.Ecclesia - The assembly consisting of Spartiate men over the age of 30. They voted on the Gerousia's proposals.
An assembly of the Spartan citizens.
No, Sparta did not have a military dictatorship. While Spartan society was certainly military-oriented, the government itself was basically a government of acclimation. The political system was unusual in that it had two hereditary kings from two separate families, and as priests of Zeus, they also sat on the council of elders. This body consisted of 28 over-60 years of age males who held the position for life. They led a citizen assembly and were the highest court in Sparta. The assembly met once a month, with laws passed by voice-vote.
No - the citizens voted yes or no to the matters advised to them in the assembly.
The citizens (Spartiates) voting in their Assembly.
This changed over the centuries. Sparta was ruled by two kings, a council. and an assembly Athens was ruled first by a king, then an aristocracy, then by a tyrant, then by an assembly of the people. Persia was ruled by a king and his council.
An apella is the popular deliberative assembly in the Ancient Greek city-state of Sparta.
To carry out government, to call the assembly of citizens to vote on important issues, and implement appropriate decisions by the assembly.
Sparta had a government that consisted of two kings (one from the Agrid family and one from the Eurypontid family), five Ephors (supreme magistrates), the Gerousia (council of elders) and the Apella (the assembly of equals - all Spartan men over the age of 30). The kings and the Ephors made all the most important decisions about the state and battle and education and the Gerouisa had a big input in law but even if they all make a unanimous decision it can still be overruled by the whole Apella. In that sense it is an almost democratic government except that woman or slaves cannot have a say.The Spartan government was a fusion of monarchy, oligarchy and demoracy.The government of Sparta consisted of the two kings, the Gerousia, the Ephors and the Ecclesia/Apella:Gerousia - It consisted of the two kings plus 28 elders. They prepared and presented proposals for the vote of the assembly. They were elected.Ephor - There were 5 ephors. They advised and checked the kings, controlled the Krypteia, watched for divine signs about the kings rule, supervised the life of the people and called the assembly.Ecclesia - The assembly consisting of Spartiate men over the age of 30. They voted on the Gerousia's proposals.Oligarchy