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Sparta was ruled by two hereditary kings from separate families. The kings' power was limited by a 28 member council of elders. Athens was a direct democracy meaning all of the Athenian citizens could vote on legislation.
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∙ 14y agoI have no idea. sorry
i think that Sparta is a monarchy with 2 kings. Athens is just a democracy. Sparta has king leonidis or whatever as one of t6he kings
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∙ 13y agoSparta favored military service, independence, strength, and loyalty to state. Athens favored education, interdependence, and loyalty to family.
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