Sparta was a Greek city-state which controlled the southern Peloponnesian Peninsula. Today it is a town of a few thousand, re-established from ruins 150 years ago.
Spartacus was Roman, and a Gladiator. Sparta Is in Greece. Sparta fell long before Spartacus was conceived.
1. Ithaca is practically now an island, Sparta was on the continent. 2. Sparta was more important than Ithaca in the history. 3. The population of Sparta is greater.
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Yes, Ancient Greece before it was unified were small city-states. One of them was Sparta
If, as I'm guessing, you mean Leonidas I of Sparta 520-480bc, then yes he was. The prophecy he received before Xerxes invasion was: "Either a king dies on the fields of Thermopylae, or Sparta will fall" Sparta I should add, was a Dinarchy, they had two consecutive kings. It was Leotychdes (The other King) who wished to travel to Thermopylae to die for Sparta, but Leonidas managed to get himself to go, thus Sparta lost one of her greatest leaders, but acheived her goal of defending herself. He figured his life was a small price to pay for the freedom of Hellas and Sparta, a now ageless concept
Sparta was an ancient cicilzation but now it is modern.m Go on wikipedia to find out more.
All the emperors of Rome were, but Sparta and Athens were around long before there was an emperor of Rome.
She lives in Sparta, New Jersey
Athens was not in control of Sparta before, during or after the war. The only facet of its military that was stronger than Sparta's was the Athenian navy.
No, the Queen of Troy was Hecuba or Hecabe. Helen was Queen of Sparta through her mother Leda who was Queen of Sparta before her.
She was Helen of Sparta
promoted freedom of the person before the state