Property and Wealth in Classical Sparta
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Athens and Sparta : constructing Greek political and social history from 478 BC.
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A History of Ancient Greece in Fifty Lives
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Athens and Sparta, the leading city-states of ancient Greece, helped to establish many of the ideas and concepts we take for granted: citizenship; voting; and individual rights and freedoms. This program provides insight into the values of each city state by examining their attitudes toward: education, entertainment, military training, and crime and punishment. Key groups within Athenian and Spartan social structures are discussed, and the rights and responsibilities of citizens and women in each city-state are compared.
Historian Bettany Hughes explores the 'Golden Age' of ancient Athens at the dawn of democracy. Can Athenian democracy live up to its reputation as the birthplace of freedom, equality and free speech? See Part 2
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Bradford,. 2011, Leonidas and the kings of Sparta : mightiest warriors, fairest kingdom, Praeger, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Car, J 2012, Sparta's Kings, Pen and Sword, Havertown, accessed 13 February 2018, <http://hale.lib.overdrive.com/ContentDetails.htm?ID=1ACE9AC2-5B2C-4E3A-A38D-7B119B5EE3D0>.
Sparta 2018. Britannica School. Retrieved 13 February 2018, from http://school.eb.com.au/levels/middle/article/Sparta/277163
