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The Spartans differed from other Greek city-states primarily through their militaristic and austere society, emphasizing discipline, strength, and communal living over individualism. Their social structure was centered around a rigid Caste System, with a focus on training male citizens as warriors from a young age in the agoge system. Unlike the more culturally focused Athens, which valued arts and democracy, Sparta prioritized military prowess and stability, leading to a society that was less open to outside influence and innovation. Additionally, their unique dual kingship and the council of elders (Gerousia) set them apart in governance.

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