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This city-state was known for its strong military presence and training from a young age.

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The education in this city-state emphasized a well-rounded curriculum, including subjects like philosophy, ethics, and the arts.

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This city-state was renowned for its philosophy, art, and architecture, including the construction of the Acropolis.

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This city-state is considered the cradle of democracy, with citizens participating in decision-making processes.

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Citizens in this city-state were divided into classes, with the ruling class known as Spartiates, who were full-time soldiers.

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In this city-state, the education system was focused on producing disciplined and physically fit soldiers.

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The Dorians established this city-state

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Men who were descendants of Dorians and over the age of 30 were considered citizens

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They were expected to produce healthy sons for the army

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They had the right to inherit property and took care of their family's estates when men were at war.

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This city-state had state-owned slaves called "helots"

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This city-state avoided all trade and interaction with foreigners/other Greeks

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This city-state had pretty much no art because it wasn't a priority to any of the citizens.

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Went from a monarchy to a aristocracy then a democracy

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This city-state exported wine and olive oil.

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Men 30 or above who owned land were citizens.

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This city-state had slaves who were excluded from governance. At one point, this city-state outlawed debt slavery.

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Women in this city-state had no political rights. They were not really allowed to leave their homes. They did play prominent roles in the religious life of the city-state.