Similar by being cool
Two differences between Athens and Sparta are their forms of government (Athens had a democracy while Sparta had an oligarchy) and their focus on military training (Sparta emphasized military training from a young age while Athens did not). Two similarities are their use of slaves for labor and their belief in the importance of physical fitness.
Athens focused on education while Sparta focused on strength and their warlike abilities.
There were no similarities. In Athens there was Democracy while in Sparta the was Oligarchy. In Athens women didn't have any priviledges, while in Sparta women were allowed to do almost anything men did.
Athens's finnancial differences from Sparta were that Sparta had alot more gold and Athens had alot more credit.
ATHENS=based on education and entertainmentSPARTA=based strictly on military and poo
Spartans are from Sparta and Athens are from Athen. Plus, Athens was just a city-state, whereas Sparta is an entire different nationality.
There are approximately 153 miles between Athens and Sparta.
The difference between Athens and Sparta is:SParta is a oligarchy.Athens is a direct-democracyOne difference between the city-states of Athens in Sparta was that Sparta was ruled by a king while Athens was overseen by a democratically elected group.
1 differences are that Sparta allowed women to play sports but also wanted them 2 be independent, when Athens just wanted there women to stay inside and not do anything. they wanted the men to do everything
Because they didn't yell "this is Sparta" they yelled "This is Athens"
the only war between Athens & Sparta is the pelioponnesion war where Sparta fought Athens because they thought they were too powerful. in the end Athens surrendered and Sparta then became the most powerful.
Athens was known for its democracy, focus on education and culture, and naval strength, while Sparta was known for its military prowess, emphasis on discipline and obedience, and emphasis on producing skilled warriors. Both city-states were located in ancient Greece, competed for dominance in the region, and participated in the Peloponnesian War.