

Intro to Sparta
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-Two kings worked together to rule Sparta.
Monarchy
-5 elected supervisors ran the government with the help of the kings.
-Council of elders (30 citizens) help to propose laws.
Oligarchy
-All Spartan citizens were part of the assembly:
-Elected officials
-Voted/passed laws
Democracy
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Match
Match the following forms of government used in Sparta with the correct description.
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Democracy
Rule by a single person who inherits power. (King, Queen or Monarch)
A small group of people who have control.
All citizens or representatives for citizens vote & decide on legislation.
Rule by a single person who inherits power. (King, Queen or Monarch)
A small group of people who have control.
All citizens or representatives for citizens vote & decide on legislation.
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-Descendants from original inhabitants.
-Lived in the cities & spent the majority of their time training to be soldiers.
Citizens
-Lived in nearby villages.
-Had no political rights.
Free Non-Citizens
-Lowest social class.
-Labored to build and construct which allowed citizens to spend their time training for the military.
Helots
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Labeling
Match up the Spartan social classes.
Helots
Free Non-Citizens
Citizens
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Age the age of 7 boys moved into military barracks.
Subjects taught:
Discipline
Duty
Strength
Military Skill
Reading
All male citizens entered military at 20 and served until the age of 60.
Sparta: Education
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following was NOT a subject or discipline taught in Sparta?
Mathematics
Discipline
Reading
Military Skill
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Expectations: Emotionally and physically tough.
Rights: Education focused on making them physically strong to defend themselves. Family life was less important as there was a focus on military. Women could own property.
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Word Cloud
What's one word to describe women's roles in Sparta?
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Open Ended
What would be good about living in Sparta?
What would be bad about living in Sparta?
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