The food for Athens' soldiers during times of war was primarily raised by the agricultural workers and farmers of Attica, the region surrounding Athens. These farmers cultivated various crops, including grains, olives, and grapes, which were essential for sustaining both the civilian population and the military. Additionally, the Athenian government organized efforts to ensure adequate supplies and might have implemented measures like requisitioning food from allied territories. Overall, it was a collective effort involving both local agriculture and logistical support from the city-state.
I think the answer is ATHENS.
Athens food is food from Greece. But it has its own Athens style of food.
They collected food, raised money, and made clothing for the soldiers.
In Athens.
Greece. The soldiers of Athens went to war against Persia at Marathon. At the end of the battle, a messenger was sent to Athens to tell them that Athens was victorious. The distance between Marathon and Athens was 26 miles. When the messenger arrived at Athens, he raised his hands up and shouted "Nike!" which is the Greek goddess of Victory. After that, the messenger collapsed and died.
Both.
There were eight soldiers in a "contubernium" or tent. Some writers think that in the late empire the number was raised to ten.There were eight soldiers in a "contubernium" or tent. Some writers think that in the late empire the number was raised to ten.There were eight soldiers in a "contubernium" or tent. Some writers think that in the late empire the number was raised to ten.There were eight soldiers in a "contubernium" or tent. Some writers think that in the late empire the number was raised to ten.There were eight soldiers in a "contubernium" or tent. Some writers think that in the late empire the number was raised to ten.There were eight soldiers in a "contubernium" or tent. Some writers think that in the late empire the number was raised to ten.There were eight soldiers in a "contubernium" or tent. Some writers think that in the late empire the number was raised to ten.There were eight soldiers in a "contubernium" or tent. Some writers think that in the late empire the number was raised to ten.There were eight soldiers in a "contubernium" or tent. Some writers think that in the late empire the number was raised to ten.
Yes the people of Athens did have plenty of food well most of them did but Spartans did not have hardly any food
THe had a surplus of food
Yes most people who lived in Athens did have plenty of food but Sparta did not
yes they had about 1000 foot soldiers
Democracy in Athens was strengthen by Pericles because he raised awareness and created reforms for democracy. A reform that he created was paying salary to Athens' officials.