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They had very few rights. They did not get an education. They could not serve in any part of the city's government. They could not leave their homes ,except on special occasions. They couldn't by anything or own property ,or disobey their husbands or fathers.
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What was the home life in Athens?
It was really difficult for the Athenians because the men and women were seperated from the women. They didn't have much furniture in the homes. I dont know much more
How was family life different for Spartans and athenians?
Because the Spartans had an oligarchy, and the Athenians had a democracy.
What was life like for Athenian children compared to spartan children?
Because the Spartans had an oligarchy, and the Athenians had a democracy.
How would you describe the life of the Athenians?
Bearing and raising children, working in the house and vegetable garden, waiting on their husbands, getting out only occasionally for a women's religious festival.
Describe the home life of the athenians?
The was slaves and they tree
Could ancient athenians better their positions in life?
No
Contrast the athenians to the Spartans?
Athenians were more into art, music, fun and drama, while Spartans had a very strict, military life stile.
How did Athenians envision the role of slaves and women?
the women cooked and cleaned clothes and slaves were sent to training camps then sent to war
What did many Athenians depend on for life?
Living off state handouts.
What what life like for a women after WW1?
Hard
How was the life in Athens similar to Sparta?
The citizens of both city-states were warriors - the Spartans full time, the Athenians full time. The Spartans had serfs to support them, the Athenians had slaves. Both had democracies, the Spartans a limited form, the Athenians moved to a radical form. Both were serious about the gods and religious festivals. Their differences lay in other areas - women a basic part of social life in Sparta, in Athens they were kept in virtual purdah; the serfs in Sparta were free, the slaves in Athens were chattels.
How was life in Athens similar to Sparta?
The citizens of both city-states were warriors - the Spartans full time, the Athenians full time. The Spartans had serfs to support them, the Athenians had slaves. Both had democracies, the Spartans a limited form, the Athenians moved to a radical form. Both were serious about the gods and religious festivals. Their differences lay in other areas - women a basic part of social life in Sparta, in Athens they were kept in virtual purdah; the serfs in Sparta were free, the slaves in Athens were chattels.
