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In what was Spartan government like a democracy?
There was the Assembly of Equals.
What controlled citizens of Sparta?
An assembly of the Spartan citizens.
The Sparta assembly consisted of?
All the Spartan male citizens.
What age did a spartan have to be before he became a member of the assembly?
125 years so age
What was the name of the Spartan Assembly made up of male citizens aged 30 or over?
Apella.
How were the council of elders and assembly different?
The Spartan assembly comprised the male citizens. The council (Gerousia) of 30 elders conducted normal business and placed important matters before the assembly for decisions.
What were the different levels of Spartan government?
There were the two kings, the Gerousia ( or council of Elders), The Ephorate and the Ekklesia (or the apella, or the Assembly).
How were citizens involved in Spartan government?
The council called an assembly and placed significant matters before them on which the voted for and against.
Was Sparta under an Oligarchy or a Democracy?
The Spartan governent was a fusion of monarchy (the kings), oligarchy (the Gerousia) and democracy (the assembly/Ecclesia).
Who was the Sparta government?
The Spartan government was an assembly of the citizens, with a council (Gerousia) to bring significant matters before the assembly, implement its decisions and administer between meetings. A dual kingship led in military and religious matters.
What influenced the Spartans to have military government?
The Spartans did not have military government. They had a council of elders (ephors) and a popular assembly, at which all Spartan citizens could attend and vote.
Who was in the council of elders?
The Spartan Council of Elders (Gerousia or Senate) was 28 citizens over the age of 60 elected for life by the Assembly of the (male) citizens plus the two kings of Sparta. It controlledthe running of the city-state, and referred important matters to the Assembly of citizens, with a veto over decisions of the Assembly.
