Sparta

Not as such. The Spartans were soldiers who did nothing except fight and prepare for war. Their crops were grown by their slaves and subject peoples.

Their diet was based on bread.

The Spartans had taken over southern Peloponnesia, and their object was to control and defend this. They avoided conflict where possible, but trained for war to defend their state when necessary.

The educational system in Sparta was designed to prepare young boys for a life of military service. It focused on physical fitness, discipline, and warfare training to create strong and disciplined soldiers for the Spartan army. Academic subjects were secondary to physical training and military education.

They were busy warring amongst themselves.

They captured the southern Peloponnese peninsula from its occupants and turned the population into serfs.

Agora

After the casualties of a century of warfare, the Spartan male population was so reduced that it could no longer provide a powerful army. It was superseded as leading Greek state by Thebes and sank into obscurity after Macedonia became the dominant power in eastern Europe.

By blocking the pass at Thermopylae the Persians were forced into a sea battle at Artemesion nearby in order to try to outflank the pass. The Greek fleet was waiting to pounce to defeat the Persian navy in order to eliminate the threat it posed to the Greek cities. Unfortunately for the Greeks, they lost the sea battle and had to withdraw. The blocking force at Thermopylae, no longer required. withdrew back to their cities, the Spartan and Thespian contingents staying behind to cover the withdrawal and being eliminated.

If you are talking about what we usually call the Peloponnesian War 431 to 404 BCE, Sparta led the Peloponnesian League which defeated the Athenian Empire in that war.

If the Spartans had defeated the Persians, it could have drastically altered the course of ancient history. A Spartan victory might have led to the establishment of a more militaristic and oligarchic hegemony in Greece, potentially stifling the rise of Athenian democracy and culture. The weakened Persian Empire might have faced internal strife or fragmentation, while a Spartan-led coalition could have expanded its influence throughout the Mediterranean. Ultimately, this shift could have resulted in different cultural, political, and military dynamics in the region, impacting the development of Western civilization.

In Sparta, boys were taken from their mothers at the age of seven to begin their rigorous training in the agoge, the state-sponsored education and training program. This program emphasized physical strength, discipline, and military skills, preparing them for their roles as warriors in Spartan society. The separation marked the start of a challenging and austere upbringing focused on developing loyalty to the state and toughness.

Thucydides

Sparta did not have any memorable buildings, although architecture was an important part of their culture. Their houses were extremely rough and basic and most buildings were purely for religious needs.

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No , rhinos were not used during the battle .

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The houses were very dull, because the ancient Spartians were very frugal. The women stayed at home, while the men were required to sleep in the army bunkers. If a man wanted the company of his wife, he would have to sneak out in the middle of the night.

Archaeology and libraries.

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Training started when you were only 7. imagine if you were 7 and got taken away from your family :(

Sparta used an oligarchy as their form of government. This means that there was a few people who ruled.