the government discouraged foreign visitors, banned travel abroad for any reason but military ones, frowned upon citizens who studies arts and literature, and two kings headed a council of elders.
HIII.
It had two kings a war and religious leaders. It had a council which implemented government. And it had an assembly to which the council put motions for decisions on important matters. It was a limited democracy, as are most modern democracies.
Oligarchy
300 to 400 in the spartan 1 project, 250 to 300 in the spartan 2 project, and less then 200 in the spartan 3 project.
Captive Spartan workers were called helots.
HIII.
slaved native born men forbidain
The Spartan governent was a fusion of monarchy (the kings), oligarchy (the Gerousia) and democracy (the assembly/Ecclesia).
Sparta established a pro-Spartan oligarchy known as 'the thirty' or 'the oligarchy' ; what is known today as the 'Thirty Tyrants' .
The women had way more right then the women in Athen
Because the Spartans had an oligarchy, and the Athenians had a democracy.
Actually, the Spartan system was a mixture of oligarchy and democracy back in that time. It shows elements of a totalitarian society.
A Spartan slave was called a helot. Helots were state-owned serfs required to work the land for their Spartan masters.
yes
The Men work was that they train for war.
After the Peloponnesian War, which pitted the Greek Empire against the so-called Peloponnesian League led by Sparta and that lasted nearly 30 years, the democracy was suspended and turned into an oligarchy, where power resided in a group of pro-Spartan individuals, who would be known as The Thirty Tyrants, and who were chosen by Lysander, an admiral in the Spartan fleet. The oligarchy would be overthrown within only a year by Thrasybulus, who restored the democracy.
spartan slaves wore knee length cape styled togas they had to be easy to work in there heads shaved and were barefooted.....