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In ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta had different approaches to foreigners. Athenians, who welcomed a diverse population, allowed metics (resident foreigners) to live in the city, granting them some rights but denying citizenship. In contrast, Sparta was more insular and restrictive; while it had a small number of non-citizen residents known as "perioikoi" who could engage in trade and crafts, they were not integrated into Spartan society and had limited rights. Overall, Athens embraced foreign influence, while Sparta prioritized maintaining its strict social order.
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No, the Spartans did not ally with Persia, but they allied with the Athenians or Greeks, or else there would not have been the famous 300.The Spartans allied with the Athenians during the Thermopylae battle, the Persian wars and the peloponnesian war. After 3 years of war following the stand of the 300 the Spartans and Athenians defeated Persia!Sparta never allied with Persia!
Spartan boys were placed under the supervision of a designated trainer, who taught them warlike and cultural subjects. Athenian boys were educated in the home/farm/business by the father, or for the few rich enough, by a slave and then in a class run by a philosopher.
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that is about the sparta and the athen having a war in 1690
haha, farther from where?
this is very easy Sparta
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Both Athens's and Sparta's Government were elected by the people.
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I am pretty sure it was Sparta.
Sparta boys had to be strong because in b.c the Athen and the spartas were always at war so they need to know how to fight.