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Title: Greek City States


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Greek City States
  • Athens v. Sparta

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Athens- Government
  • Known as the birthplace of democracy
  • Limited democracy

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Sparta- Government
  • Oligarchy

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Athens- Social Structure
  • All male citizens who owned land were free.
  • Only citizens could participate in the government
  • Slaves and women not citizens

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Sparta- Social Structure
  • Three classes
  • Spartan Men served in the army and could vote.
  • Perioeci- craftsmen, merchants, could not vote or
    serve in army.
  • Helots- slaves from conquered areas

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Athens- Military Strength
  • Strong Navy

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Sparta Military Strength
  • Strong army, best and most feared fighters in the
    land.

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Athens- Lifestyles
  • Believed in participation in government
  • Believed their culture was superior over others
  • Focused on learning and the arts

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Sparta- Lifestyles
  • Military values
  • Children taught to get along with almost nothing
  • Not allowed to own gold or silver
  • Children taught to respect elderly, women, and
    warriors

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  • Either come back with your shield or on it

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Athens- Education
  • Boys taught reading, writing, math, music,
    poetry, sports,
  • Boys entered military camp for two years.

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Spartan education
  • Boys- taken from parents at the age of seven and
    trained for war
  • At age 20 they could marry but still lived in the
    barracks with soldiers.
  • Only got a cloak, no shoes, or other clothes, and
    not enough food so they had to steal

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Role of Women- Athens
  • Women and girls kept at home
  • No participation in sports or politics
  • Wives considered property of husbands
  • Little school education

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Role of Women Sparta
  • Educated in reading, writing, and played in
    sports
  • Treated more as equals.
  • Womens goal was to produce healthy babies
  • At 18 the woman is assigned a husband then
    returned home
  • Could own property

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Food in Athens
  • Enjoyed treats and foods from all over the empire

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Food in Sparta
  • Spartan Broth- pork, blood, salt, and vinegar
  • Trained to dislike luxuries and fancy foods

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Cultural Achievements- Athens
  • Art, architecture, drama, science, philosophy and
    literature

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Sparta
  • Military legacy
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