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Why did the ancient city-srates of Athens and Sparta develop different political systems?
Sparta had a limited democracy which suited their needs. Athens had a dominant aristocracy which they overthrew and established a dictator (tyrant) to keep the aristocrats under control. When the Athenians tired of the tyrant, they replaced him with a limited democracy, the aristocrats took power again to resist the Persian invasion, and the people then replaced them with a democracy again led by Ephialtes, whom the aristocrats assassinated. His deputy Pericles took over and experimented with a radical democracy. This resulted in their leader leading them astray, and their defeat in the Peloponnesian War. They reverted to a limited democracy similar to the Spartan one.
How could this control lead to positive impacts Athens and Sparta?
Which control are you asking about.
Who fought the peloppenisian war?
Athens and Sparta fought the poleponesian war. and it was over control of all of Greece
Did the school children in ancient Greece have homework?
It was kind of a law because in Sparta children had to go to school at the age of 7.
Who were the ephors in Sparta similar to in Persia?
The five ephors were the governing council in Sparta, handling day to day matters. The dual kings of Sparta had mainly religious and war leader duties, and were advised by the ephors who effectively exercised political control. In Persia government was by the king, whose council advised him, but did not wield power.
Why were sparta's aristocrats afraid of change?
because they thought that they will lose power and not be a great city state
What a gorvenment control by a group of aristocrats is called?
A government controlled by a group of aristocrats is an oligarchy.
What does Sparta control?
Sparta controls nothing
What was Sparta and Athens made up of?
athens was made up of four social classes. aristocrats,citizens,metics and slaves.
Why did the ancient city-srates of Athens and Sparta develop different political systems?
Sparta had a limited democracy which suited their needs. Athens had a dominant aristocracy which they overthrew and established a dictator (tyrant) to keep the aristocrats under control. When the Athenians tired of the tyrant, they replaced him with a limited democracy, the aristocrats took power again to resist the Persian invasion, and the people then replaced them with a democracy again led by Ephialtes, whom the aristocrats assassinated. His deputy Pericles took over and experimented with a radical democracy. This resulted in their leader leading them astray, and their defeat in the Peloponnesian War. They reverted to a limited democracy similar to the Spartan one.
Sparta used what to control its citizens?
The helot
How could this control lead to positive impacts Athens and Sparta?
Which control are you asking about.
Who fought the peloppenisian war?
Athens and Sparta fought the poleponesian war. and it was over control of all of Greece
What happend when Sparta and Athens went to war for control of Greece?
Athens was defeated by Sparta and its wall were pulled down. -_- say thanks!!
Why did Sparta initiate the series of conflicts known as the Peloponnesian?
Sparta was upset with Athens attempt to control other Greek city-states
How much power did athen actually have over Sparta in the peloponnesian war?
Athens was not in control of Sparta before, during or after the war. The only facet of its military that was stronger than Sparta's was the Athenian navy.
What ten regions did Sparta control?
Sparta controlled an area in the southern Peloponnesian Peninsula known as Laconia. It also absorbed neighbouring Messenia which it had conquered.
