Athens vs Sparta: True or False

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Challenge your knowledge of the two Greek powers.

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Athens vs Sparta: True or FalseOnline version Challenge your knowledge of the two Greek powers. by Eliana 1 Athens men went to school and the woman stayed home Yes No 2 The Peloponnesian War was primarily fought between Athens and Sparta. Yes No 3 Spartan education, the agoge, trained boys in endurance and combat from a young age. Yes No 4 The Peloponnesian War ended with an Athenian victory in 404 BC. Yes No 5 Sparta was ruled by two kings simultaneously. Yes No 6 Themistocles was a Spartan general. Yes No 7 Athens developed a powerful navy that protected sea routes. Yes No 8 Athens practiced democracy with citizens voting in the Assembly. Yes No 9 Athenian democracy banned all philosophers from public life. Yes No 10 Athens had no navy and fought only on land. Yes No 11 Spartan men went to army and woman traveled and wrestling etc Yes No 12 Sparta opened its political system to all residents regardless of birth. Yes No

Athens vs Sparta: True or FalseOnline version

Challenge your knowledge of the two Greek powers.

by Eliana

Athens men went to school and the woman stayed home

Yes

The Peloponnesian War was primarily fought between Athens and Sparta.

Yes

Spartan education, the agoge, trained boys in endurance and combat from a young age.

Yes

The Peloponnesian War ended with an Athenian victory in 404 BC.

Yes

Sparta was ruled by two kings simultaneously.

Yes

Themistocles was a Spartan general.

Yes

Athens developed a powerful navy that protected sea routes.

Yes

Athens practiced democracy with citizens voting in the Assembly.

Yes

Athenian democracy banned all philosophers from public life.

Yes

Athens had no navy and fought only on land.

Yes

Spartan men went to army and woman traveled and wrestling etc

Yes

Sparta opened its political system to all residents regardless of birth.

Yes

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Athens vs Sparta: True or FalseOnline version

by Eliana

Athens men went to school and the woman stayed home

The Peloponnesian War was primarily fought between Athens and Sparta.

Spartan education, the agoge, trained boys in endurance and combat from a young age.

The Peloponnesian War ended with an Athenian victory in 404 BC.

Sparta was ruled by two kings simultaneously.

Themistocles was a Spartan general.

Athens developed a powerful navy that protected sea routes.

Athens practiced democracy with citizens voting in the Assembly.

Athenian democracy banned all philosophers from public life.

Athens had no navy and fought only on land.

Spartan men went to army and woman traveled and wrestling etc

Sparta opened its political system to all residents regardless of birth.

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