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Compare and Contrast Athens and Sparta
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In Ancient Athens new ideas were discussed in the agora, in Sparta they just focused on war.
Compare and Contrast Athens and Sparta
By: Jessie H. and Joey B.
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The Athenians had a great navy because they were located on water, but the Spartans were more inland and had a great army.
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In ancient Sparta the arts and architecture were not valued-they lived a dull life, but in ancient Athens arts were greatly appreciated and time was spent on a architecture.
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Both Ancient Athens and Ancient Sparta contributed in driving the Persians from ancient Greece.
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Both Athens and Sparta were located close to the Aegean Sea.
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Both Athens and Sparta owned slaves to do the "dirty work".
Both the Ancient Athenians and the Ancient Spartans played a part in driving out the Persians.
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Both Athens and Sparta thought of men higher than women.
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Athens traded with other city states to get most of their food but Sparta farmed.
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Ancient Athens had a population of 140,000 people while Sparta had 100,000 people.
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In Sparta though a man was of higher athority than a women, women sitll could vote and had many other rights, but in Athens women were restricted and were considered weak and unable to vote.
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Girls stayed home in Athens and learned how to sew and do other household jobs, in Sparta they went to school and learned how to wrestle.
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Being an Athenian man was mostly luxurious, but being a Spartan man was living a hard military life.
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The Spartans concentrated on the army not education, while the Athenians were all about learning and education.
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Spartans killed weak children, while most Athenian children were weak and skinny.
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Both were Polytheistic and worshiped the Greek Gods.