Athens

it is located in Greece and IDK wat part of it but it is in Greece i think it is in lower egypt :]

They had a war I'm not sure what about but it was pretty bad!

1 differences are that Sparta allowed women to play sports but also wanted them 2 be independent, when Athens just wanted there women to stay inside and not do anything. they wanted the men to do everything

The war between Athens and Sparta was the Peloponnesian War.

the ancient Greeks called it the war between Athens and its allies and Sparta and its allies.

The word Peloponnesian was used because the alliance led by Sparta against the Athenian empire was the Peloponnesian alliance, as most of the cities were in the Peloponnese Peninsula.

im pretty sure Sparta did but i don't know about Athens i know people in Athens could vote but i remember looking it up and Athens did still have kings take it from me the ATHENS GEEK!

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The Athenians had 180 ships of their own along with another 191 from other city-states of mainland Greece who fought alongside.

They served in the army or navy.

They formed the assembly which met every fortnight as a legislative body.

They served on juries.

They formed the public service.

They acted and sang in plays and religious festivals.

In Sparta both. In Athens, the men, with the women confined in the home doing domestic tasks.

the peoples homes were simple but the governments were stately

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In democratic Athens, just one - an assembly of the people every fortnight. The magistrates and generals carried out their directions.

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The Persians were sick and tired of the disruption caused by continuous fighting between the Greek city-states, with this spilling over into the Persian Empire, disrupting its peace and prosperity. They decided to bring these cities within the empire where they could be kept under control. Some of the Greek cities agreed to this, but the southern Greek cities opposed it and banded together to resist the takeover.

After the Persians failed, the Persians left them to go back to their usual destructive fighting each other.

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There are several regional mountain groups across the Peloponnesus that separate Athens from Sparta including the Argolids, Arcadia, and Tsakonia.

There is a map that shows these regions. Note: As it is a medieval map, Sparta is not listed, but its location is very close to the listed city of Lacedaemon.

He is about 6'ft

The Northern and Eastern Hemispheres (of the world) :)

Solon was appointed to reduce class warfare in Athens at the beginning of the 5th Century BCE. The city-state was taken over by a tyrant to attempt to rectify the problems which Solon had not fixed, and after this regime was expelled Cleisthenes in 507 BCE took over to prevent a return of oligarch and established a democracy.

An Athenian meant a citizen of Athens. To be a citizen you had to be of Athenean ancestry. Athenians didn't work. Being a citizen meant you shared in the profit of the silver mines. The work was done by slaves and their major job was working the crops.

Draco was an Athenian statesman who first wrote down the laws of Athens, he was in no way a tyrant.

First kings, then oligarchs, then tyrants, then by the citizens.

Each of the 10 tribes elected 50 of their members to represent them in the boule.