answersLogoWhite

0

The men in Athens were free to do what they wanted when the men in Sparta had to train all day long giving no time to do anything else. boys were taken away from their mothers at age 7 to begin training.

User Avatar

Wiki User

14y ago

What else can I help you with?

Related Questions

What are the differences and similarities of women in Sparta and women in Anthens?

Sparta women lived freely while athen women couldn't even leave the house.


What are the good things in Sparta?

Sparta had a strong military reputation in Ancient Greece. Despite the city not being democratic like Athens many philosophers from Athens believed that the Spartans had a better system of government than their own. Sparta had a more stable system and an army that could out drill, out march and out fight any other army in Greece. All male citizens were equals and there was no real division between rich and poor. Sparta is located in a fertile valley protected by nature by the mountains that surround her. Also because the men were often away at war, the women of Sparta were more free than their counterparts in other city-states including Athens.


What are the major criticisms of spartan oligarchy?

The women had way more right then the women in Athen


Who gave women the most freedom Athens or Sparta?

Well in Sparta, women didnt have much rights but had more freedom than women in Athens so you can say Sparta


How were the roles of women different in Athens and Sparta?

In Athens women had no rights. In Sparta women had lots of rights


What is the difference between Sparta and Athens.?

The difference between Sparta and Athens is that in Sparta, the ruling government was a military government, while in Athens, the ruling government was a democracy. In Sparta, the people focus on military matters. That is because of the fear of an uprising by their helots. In Athens, a democracy ruled. People voted on many matters such as which one they thought was the most dangerous to their testate and even military and naval expeditions against rival statutes. The different arts such as sculpture and poetry also flourished more in Athens. Athenians believed that one should also focus themselves on matters other than military ones. Athens focused on trades, technologies, civilizations, studies,... while Sparta focused on the military. That's why Spartan warriors were the most fierce warriors in Ancient Greece. Athens also treated their children differently. For example: Boys were taught reading, writing, mathematics, music, poetry, and sports. While in Sparta, they took them away from their parents at 7 yrs. old, to train for war. Further, in Sparta, both - boys and girls went to school, but in Athens, boys went to school but the girls did not, but attended basically, house work.


What were some of the differences between how the woman were treated in Sparta versus Athens?

Spartan women lived a life of reasonable eqality with the men, however they did not serve in the army or political life. Athenian women were kept in virtual purdah - kept at home on domestic tasks and getting out for an occasional womens' religious festival.


Did Athens or Sparta have women who did not participate in public life?

I believe it was Sparta that did not have women participate in public life.


What role did the children have in the Athens?

Athen children had to learn work hard


What is the difference between muscle fibers of men and women?

no difference


Difference between medieval women and men?

The difference between men and women were that the men did a lot more work than the women at certain points of the year. The women did more home jobs.


What are the similarities and differences between ancient greek women and today greek women?

If you compare their situation to that of women in today's more fundamentalist countries, there is very little difference. Women were the 'posession' of their nearest male relative or of their husband, had very little legal rights, were expected to mostly remain in side the house and to venture out only in case of the occasional visit to an 'approved' friend or relative. Only the women of Sparta were equal to the men, had full legal rights, could dress as they liked and participate in sports.