The need for self-defense significantly shaped Sparta's government, leading to a militaristic and oligarchic system focused on maintaining control and preparedness for war. The dual kingship and the Gerousia (council of elders) ensured strong leadership and decisive action in times of threat, while the rigorous training of citizens through the agoge system fostered a disciplined, combat-ready society. This emphasis on military strength and social cohesion was critical for Sparta's survival against external threats, such as the Persian invasions and rival city-states. Consequently, Spartan governance prioritized stability, order, and the collective welfare of the state over individual freedoms.
The one place in the US government where you can see the influence of Confucius is in the judicial branch. In this portion of the government, the law is blind to all influences and a person is judged by his peers.
It didn't influence the development of the government, but was the place where the convention was held that is all.
Sparta became temporarily dominent, Persia regained influence in the area and Thebes ovetturned Spartan ascendancy.
Sparta placed more emphasis on military service.
Agora
Military service
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Sparta would basically kill or threaten the people originally living in the place that they wanted
A couple of the large initiatives that he supported were the Strategic Defense Initiative and the Defense missile shield, which escalated government spending on defense.
They were cruel, and unfair. Sparta was a terrible place that believed only in war and fighting.(that is where we get the word spar from.)
Sparta is actually a city. It's a greek city with 15500 inhabitants (2005). And a seeworthy place of Sparta is the old Spartan ruins located next to today's Sparta.
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