About 40 years
Sparta's strength was it's military. Boys would begin training at the age of 7 and would live separate from the rest of Spartan society until they were 20 years old. Sparta had a strong, professional hoplite army.
Sparta full-time. Athens part-time.
The Athenian empire was stronger at sea, the alliance led by Sparta was stronger on land.
To treat your women with respect and to fight for your city-state.
A navy is not on land, so neither had the best navy.
Sparta's strength was it's military. Boys would begin training at the age of 7 and would live separate from the rest of Spartan society until they were 20 years old. Sparta had a strong, professional hoplite army.
Yes, very different. Children in Sparta were modeledaround military service with little regular education. A baby would have been abandonded if defected. A boy started mandatory military training starting from year 7. They joined the army at 17 or 18. They stayed in the army until they were until they were 60. They were usually in school and were encouraged to learn in arts and to travel. The exact opposite of Sparta.
In the greek city-state of sparta, the training of soldiers started in the age of 7 years old but they didnt fight until they were 18 years old.
They stayed in the hills around the Plain of Marathon where the Persian cavalry couldn't get at them, waiting for reinforcements from Sparta.
yes
No, he stayed in school until he entered the Army as a cadet at 16.
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The government in Sparta was that unhealthy babies were to be killed and young boys were sent to the army. In athens they created a democracy. In Sparta they were ruled by two kings until they died and in athen they were ruled by archons
Sparta - its army. Athens - its navy.
army
Sparta's goal was to have a the biggest strongest army.