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What was the main point of educatuon for young boys in ancient Sparta?
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In what way did a boys life in athens differ from a boys life in Sparta?
athenian boys went to school ;spartan boys served in the military
What was a krypteia?
In ancient Sparta, Krypteia or Crypteia was a state institution involving young Spartan men.Its goal and nature are still a matter of discussion and debate among historians. Some scholars consider the krypteia to be a kind of secret police and state security force organized by the ruling classes of Sparta. Others believe it to be a form of military training,
What were Roles of women in ancient Sparta?
They had rights, could own land, aloud to leave house unlike Athens, and had to have physical training to make healthy babies to be in the military. They had all this because the men were at the military.
What are the intellectual education for Sparta and Athens?
Spartan citizens were raised with a military and religious education as they had a serf population to support them. Athenians had to primarily learn farming/tradesman/commercial occupations to support themselves and fit in military training and religious-cultural activity as well.
What were spartan boys trained for?
Boys in Sparta were trained to be soldiers at a young age.
In which city state Athens or Sparta did the young girls have more freedom?
Sparta.
Who served in the military of ancient Sparta?
all young men ages 20 to 30 years of age. but their training started much younger, at the age of 7.
In what way did a boys life in athens differ from a boys life in Sparta?
athenian boys went to school ;spartan boys served in the military
How was the government in Athens and Sparta different?
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
What was a krypteia?
In ancient Sparta, Krypteia or Crypteia was a state institution involving young Spartan men.Its goal and nature are still a matter of discussion and debate among historians. Some scholars consider the krypteia to be a kind of secret police and state security force organized by the ruling classes of Sparta. Others believe it to be a form of military training,
What is the History of Physical Education in primitive period?
In ancient civilizations, physical education was important in training young men for war. In Sparta, both boys and girls were taught physical education.
What type of cat is the mean kitty?
An Egyptian Mau. IF by "mean kitty", you mean the famous Sparta. smpfilms on YouTube has a video about Sparta and where he came from.
What are some words to describe Sparta?
Sparta was an oligarchy, [ a type of government which only a few people hold power] unlike there enemy the Athens, the people of Sparta [ the Spartans ] focused on military skills and trained at a very young age and retired at 60 very old huh?well that's not all you know what amazes me the most? at once in a war between Athens and Persia, the Athens aggred to come together and defeat the Persians they defeated the Persians but that didn't make them friends it just made them enemies.......... again then came the great war the Peloponnesian war when Sparta and the Athens fought and Sparta had won ,these is all i know of Sparta, sorry for the long answer.Simply put: LACONIC! Suprise, suprise ^^laconic - brief and to the point; effectively cut short; "a crisp retort"; "a response so curt as to be almost rude"; "the laconic reply; `yes'"; "short and terse and easy to understand"From the ancient Greek name of Sparta: 'lakadaimon'
What is the kryteia?
Krypteia was an institution of young men from Sparta. It is unknown exactly what the purpose of the institution was because it was a secret group.
What is the antonyms of ancient?
modern, young, new
When was Young's Point Provincial Park created?
Young's Point Provincial Park was created on 1971-08-03.
Was King Tutankhamun to young to rule?
No, in ancient Egypt
