powerful army, free male citizens, and located on a peninsula
Sparta was the most common one
Athens and Sparta both had very efficient fighting forces and and were the two powerhouse cities in Greece.
yes it was common practice in antiquity.
they both learned how to run,jump,and fight
they both learned how to run,jump,and fight
Strong , because Athens and Sparta would be to busy fighting with each other (common sense)
To face a more powerful common enemy
Strong , because Athens and Sparta would be to busy fighting with each other (common sense)
Athens and Sparta were both city-states in ancient Greece that played significant roles in Greek history and culture. They shared a common language and religious beliefs, and both participated in the Olympic Games. However, they differed significantly in their societal structures and values; Athens was known for its emphasis on democracy, philosophy, and the arts, while Sparta was a militaristic society focused on discipline, strength, and training warriors. This divergence in priorities shaped their respective cultures and led to distinct lifestyles for their citizens.
It was neither good nor bad. It was common practice in antiquity.
were they live what they believe in what they eat and most of all is the way there army is Spartans were all war Athens were mostly peace but know how to fight