Sparta

The social classes are citizons, non-citizons, helots.

Bares of iron, they looked like cores, or dowels

Women and slaves were treated unfairly because they were not allowed to be citizens,vote, and did not have any rights.
there were no slaves in Sparta, and the women were treated with dignity.

At age 60, they could "retire" completely to 'home guard' and training the young men and boys. But other than that, there was no such thing as retirement. If they went to war, their mothers would give them their armor, weapons and shields. Then they would tell their son(s) "Come home with this shield covered in glory with your enemies' blood, or upon this shield covered with your own. Do not come home without it". they where 30 not 60 i just took a quiz and got 3/4 because the anwser was 30 not 60

i dnt know

Because she wanted to look for Odysseus.

They decisions were made by kings .

Yes, unhealthy ones were killed.

No? well thats good

Epaminondas was a prominent Theban general and statesman in ancient Greece, active during the 4th century BCE. He is best known for his role in the Battle of Leuctra in 371 BCE, where he led the Theban forces to a decisive victory over Sparta, effectively ending Spartan dominance in Greece. Epaminondas is also recognized for his innovative military tactics and his contributions to the political and social reforms in Thebes, including the establishment of a more democratic government. His legacy is marked by his efforts to unite the Greek city-states against Spartan hegemony.

a military based one

philosophy

the spartan government was structured based on the strength of their military

Menelaus

The role of Spartiate women in ancient Sparta was to produce healthy and strong babies that could become exceptional warriors. Therefore, as young girls they did not learn mundane 'home-care' tasks such as sewing and cooking - this was left to the Helots. Spartate girls were educated at home in the arts, music, dancing and poetry and were able to write letters. From a young age, female Spartiates ran around naked alongside the boys and competed in gymnastics, Wrestling, foot and horse races, and other required physical trials, all in the public's view.

Spartiate women are often referred to as the 'conscious' of Sparta as they would 'dob-in' any Spartiate (male or female) who was slacking-off. They have been documented to have been very outspoken, bold and extravagant.

Spartiate women could own their own land, it being passed down to them from their fathers or by inherenting it from their husbands who died in battle.

They were polar opposites, Athens being a scholarly, open empire, with Sparta being a military state that detested change. Sparta had a powerful army, Athens had a powerful navy. Both were also ambitious and wanted to expand their reaches of influence. They were bound to bump heads a few times.

Greece

Most likely Athens.

Athens always had a strong navy and they have benefitted their navy because of it's power.

I think so because they traded with a lot of different places.

they were focused on having a strong army. When you were 7 you went to train in the military.

peloponnesus

Sparta was discovered in 8th century BC. There's no actual date affiliated with its discovery. Sparta was ruled by retired warriors.