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Sparta, an ancient Greek city-state, was known for its military-oriented society and rigorous training of soldiers, particularly the Spartan warriors. It emphasized discipline, strength, and communal living, contrasting sharply with the more democratic and culturally rich Athens. The Spartan way of life was centered around the agoge, a state-sponsored education system designed to produce skilled warriors. Sparta played a crucial role in Greek history, especially during the Persian Wars and the Peloponnesian War against Athens.
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Following the Persian wars Greece was dominated by?
Two leagues - one led by Athens, the other led by Sparta.
Is Sparta a proper noun?
Yes, "Sparta" is a proper noun. It refers to a specific ancient city-state in Greece known for its military culture and society. Proper nouns, like "Sparta," are capitalized and denote unique entities, distinguishing them from common nouns.
In ancient Greece Athens and Sparta had the following in common?
powerful army, free male citizens, and located on a peninsula
What name refers to the slaves who worked at hard labor in the city-state of Sparta?
The slaves who worked at hard labor in Sparta were known as Helots. They were primarily tasked with agricultural labor and served as a labor force for the Spartans.
How so you say this is Sparta in German?
This is Sparta! = Dies ist Sparta!
What is the landscape of the Sahara Desert?
sparta, sparta and SPARTA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is the difference in meaning between following and preceeding?
In basic terms, following refers to something coming after, and preceding refers to something coming before.
The Army refers to the reintegration process as What?
The Army refers to the reintegration process as which of the following
Is this Sparta blasfamy or madness?
Sparta, this is most definitly Sparta!
What enemies did Athens and Sparta have?
Athens was enemies with Sparta and Sparta was enemies with Athens
Who was a rival to Athens?
Sparta ***** The persian empire.
What was the importance of Sparta?
What was the importance of Sparta
