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Which had foreigners as working class Athens or Sparta?
Athens Did.
Did Sparta r Athens have foreigners as a working class?
Sparta did
Which had foreigner as a working class Athens or Sparta?
Athenians included its working class, Sparta had serfs whom it had conquered in the southern Peloponnese.
who had foreigners as a working class Athens or Sparta?
Neither. Metics (resident aliens) were merchants/traders/tradesmen/academics. Sparta had serfs as a working class. Athens had its own people as a working class.
Men and women were considered citizens in Sparta?
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Did Sparta or Athens have foreigners as a working class?
Sparta depended on slaves and helots (people from a nearby settlement who were forced to work.
Did the Sparta have citizens as the upper class?
All Spartan male adults were citizens with equal rights. The Spartan territory had other peoples - the perioeci who lived in the countryside as landowners but were not Spartan citizens and the serfs who rendered half their produce to Sparta.
How did the war with Athens make a difference in Sparta?
Sparta became temporarily the dominant power in mainland Greece. However the war had cost them a substantial loss of their citizens who made up the warrior class, and after a war with Thebes over 30 years later, their military strength had dwindled to a level where it ceased to be a major player in Greek affairs.
Each city-state of Greece was?
in my social studies class we have 5 city states, Corinth Athens Sparta Olympia and Megara.
The lowest class of citizens in Sparta was?
The citizens were all Spartiates. The other classes were the perioci who were not spartans, but free men living in the countryside, and the lowest class were helots, who were serfs bound to the land, providing half their produce to the Spartan state.
What was The lowest class of citizens in Sparta was?
The citizens were all Spartiates. The other classes were the perioci who were not spartans, but free men living in the countryside, and the lowest class were helots, who were serfs bound to the land, providing half their produce to the Spartan state.
How did the geography affect the development of Sparta as a city state?
Sparta was more isolated than Athens was. Sparta was located on a plain between the mountains and the sea in the part of Greece, which is the Peloponnesus (look it up). Spartans were usually suspicious of outsiders and their ideas. Geography had affected development in Sparta by making Spartans grow what they needed or would often take what they needed from their neighbors. Spartans valued strength and simplicity while Athens had boasted about their art and culture.
