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Sparta is a closed society very much like north Korea today the was little freedom. Sparta was also a military state so their men were trained to fight in war from a young age they were also taught to fight each other but no in anger in a ‘’ learning’’ sense. For young women life was pretty easy all they had to do was play until they were old enough to help and learn domestic skills like cleaning, cooking, hanging up clothes and stuff like that around the home when they were 18 they got to go to military school. Life in Sparta from today was especially different women weren’t given a job, babies were killed and  only men worked.

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Life in Sparta compared to life today was harsh altogether nothing was easy even for babies. I think that

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Spartan religion was very strong like any culture in ancient Greece. The believed in many different gods like Zeus. Their favourite gods they would worship every day and in every culture in ancient Greece they had their favourite gods. It was actually reported that some other ancient Greece states mocked how much Spartans praised their lords. With Spartan people who were military based person they would worship the war gods, Ares and Apollo even though Spartans wanted to please all gods. Religious festivals in Sparta was still very important even though Sparta was a military state. Most of their festivals were about their religious gods for an example, Hyakinthos.

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Spartan men/ boys were sent to military school where they lived with their military brotherhoods some say it was a harsh part of their education. Even the Spartan women went to a military school when they were 17 but it wasn’t as harsh. Between 7 and 17 Spartan women were taught domestic skills and a bit of fitness/ sport as the Spartans believed that a healthy girl would produce a healthy child. At the age of 18 they were made to take a test to see if they were fit enough if they were they were assigned a husband if they weren’t fit enough they were given a job.

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Life in Sparta was difficult for women as they were taught domestic skills from their mother learning how to weave, clean, cook etc. Spartan women were also made to do physical education as when they were 18 years of age they took a fitness test and if you failed you were give a job if you passed you were married off. But the men got a different education from the women they were off to school at 6 or 7 and then trained for in the army until they were 30 then given a wife. For baby’s life was a breeze but if you were deformed or something was wrong with you the you were killed by Spartans throwing you over the edge of a cliff or left outside a house, some people pick up the children and they became their slaves. Also life for slaves were hard as they were given minimum food and were under harsh working conditions. Most Spartan left their baby girls on the street as they believed that boys were more helpful. If so they were either left them to die or someone would pick them up and they wold become their slave.

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Sparta was a closed society much like north Korea today. Sparta trained their boys and men in the military as loved to fight, they even made their students fight each other but not with anger. In the military Spartan boys were under harsh conditions their food was little and if caught stealing food there would be harsh conditions put in place. Spartan government was highly unusual government. Two kings ruled but a 28-member council of elders limited their powers. These men were recruited from the highest social class. The kings would lead their military in war and the council job was to create laws. The council’s elders had to be sixty or older to become a council elder.