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Ancient Greece, Athens, Sparta, Ancient History, Ancient Civilizations

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history, ancient greece, social studies, ancient civilizations, greece, athens, sparta, review

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citizens Greece more farming conquest states oligarchy rights Sparta trade isolated city democracy men Athens

In this chapter , you learned about and , two very different - in ancient . Athens was a , though only free could take part in its government , Its economy depended on . Boys were educated to be good . Girls learned skills for managing the household . Women and slaves had far fewer than men had .

Sparta was more than Athens . It was primarily a military state . Its government was an in which a few men held most of the power . The Spartan economy depended on and . Boys and girls alike were educated to protect the city - state . Spartan women had rights than other Greek women . The city depended on slaves and other non citizens to provided for many of its needs .

Athens and Sparta were bitter rivals .

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