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How did ancient Sparta differ from Athens?(1 point)
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The people of Sparta practiced a different religion.
The people of Sparta practiced a different religion.
The government in Sparta was an oligarchy.
The government in Sparta was an oligarchy.
Women in Sparta were considered citizens.
Women in Sparta were considered citizens.
The people of Sparta spoke Greek.
The people of Sparta spoke Greek.
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The people of Sparta focused on military training and warfare.
The people of Athens focused on arts, education, and democracy.
In Sparta, the government had two kings who ruled together, while in Athens, the government was a democracy where all citizens could participate in decision-making.
Sparta valued discipline, loyalty, and obedience, while Athens promoted individualism, freedom of expression, and intellectual pursuits.
Spartan women had more rights and could own property, participate in athletic competitions, and receive an education, while Athenian women had limited rights and were expected to focus on domestic duties.
Overall, Sparta focused on creating a strong and disciplined military state, while Athens prioritized intellectual and cultural development as well as democratic governance.