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The defeated people were slaves called helots.

Boys started training at the age of seven.

Spatas governmentg was part of monarchery.

Three social groups made up spartan society.

Served in the army till they were 60.

Spartans carried dead warriors on their shield.

Started school at 6 or 7.

Women kept the family strong.

Joined army at the age of 20.

Athenian women had less freedom than spartan women.

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1. Revolts led Sparta to be a militaristic state

2. Three groups: Citizens, free non-citizens, and helots(slaves)

3. Boys train at barracks at age 7

4. Men served in army for 40 years

5. Married men still ate with soldiers

6. Women had more freedom in Sparta than in Athens

7. Athens were more lax in military than in Sparta

8. Slaves made up 1/3 of Athens population

9. Athens fought against Persia

10. More Greek colonies united to fight against Persia

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10 things I found interesting were...

All men were forced to be in the army of the Spartans.

Soldiers serve for 40 years of their lifetime.

Family life was less important in Sparta.

Slaves made up one third of the Athens population.

Woman had less freedom than men in the Athen society.

Girls did not attend school in Athens.

Girls attended school in Sparta

People in Athens didn't have to go to war but if they were needed, citizens were forced to fight.

Woman could only inherit property only if their father had no sons in Athens.

Family was more important in Athens.

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1) At the young age of seven boys where moved to military houses called Barracks.
2) Spartan men served in the army starting at the age of 20 going till they where 60.
3) Athenian women had less rights than spartan women.
4) Persia had a larger area, and troops but Greece still won more battles.
5) women where expected to be good wives and mothers.
6) soldier ran 25 miles to tell Athenians about the victory but when he got there he collapsed and died.
7) Greek ships took down more Persian ship because they where faster and smaller.
8) Boys from wealthy families learned logic and debating for when they where older.
9) women in Sparta had to be strong emotionally and physically.
10) when Spartans defeated someone they became helots(slaves).

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1. So I know, this probably to some of you, this might not seem like such an interesting fact, yet Sparta: That reminded me of the word Spartan. Now when I think of Spartans I think of Warriors and when I was reading through the lesson I saw that they seemed like the kind of people who conquered other people and felt like they had a sense of authority and that just was sort of interesting because it showed that the Spartans were shown as Authoritive.
2. Three social groups made up Spartan society. Now that particularly interested me because that reminded me of India's castes.
3. Their education stressed discipline, duty, strength, and military skill. The boys learned to read just enough to get by. Now it also says that the goal of Spartan society was to have a strong army. Now this interested me because we obviously hear a lot about Malala Yousfzai standing up for girls education, but when you read this you see that boys were denied a right to an education because they wanted brawns over brains, but the girls had the worst time it seems.
4. Athenians expected women to be good wives and mothers. Have any of you ever seen my Big Fat Greek Wedding? I have! It one of my favorite movies! It's about a woman named Fortoula. She isn't married. And her father expects her to be. That is so unfair because it literally dictates the women's lives!
5. Ive actually heard of the story of the marathon. So I have some background knowledge on it. I know that like the text said, a Spartan ran 26 miles to a place called Marathon. 26.2 miles now equal the distance of a marathon.
6. The Spartans forced the people who they defeated to become slaves.
7. The Council of Elders made up of 30 older citizens, proposed laws. Now I think this is sort of strange because if they were supposedly to make important decisions why wouldn't they choose young people instead of older people who could have dimentia, and other health issues?
8. Sparta had a government that was part monarchy, part oligarchy, and part democracy.
9. Women could inherit property only if their fathers had no sons. Girls did not attend school. They learned household duties from their mothers. A few learned to read and write.
10. Spartan society expected women to be tough emotionally and physically. I think that's interesting because I feel like it's contradicting two ideas of women not going to school, being mothers and wives, but then being expected to be really tough.

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1.)I learned that the city-state word in Greek is polis
2.)Another thing I learned was that most Greek cities had fewer than 3.)20,000 residents
4.)Another is that different city-states had different political systems
5.)I learned that a tyrant was a dude or woman who took power illegally
6.)Yet another thing was only free men could be in the government

7.)One thing I learned was that the council of elders was only made up of 30 year or older citizens
8.)Another thing was that the goal for spartan society was to have a good army
9.)Only wealthy family boys got to have an education starting at age six or seven
10.)Women were expected to be good wives an mothers

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1. "I learned that" people called helots were salves
2. " " a home for young military boys is called a barracks.
3. " "that a man ran 25 miles from Marathon to Athens then died once he got there.
4. " " that they named a marathon after marathon the plain after the guy ran from it 25 miles to Athens.
5. " " that Athenians expected there women to be good wife's
6. " "that boys with wealthy families started school at age six or seven.
7. " " that education for girls in Sparta focused on making then strong.
8. " " Athenian women did not go to school and learned household chores.
9. " " that a women would watch and care for there husbands property when they went to war.
10. " " that spartan families spent most of there time apart.

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1.) The Spartans forced defeated people to become slaves that are called helots
2.) Sparta had a government that was part monarchy, part oligarchy and also part democracy
3.) The goal of spartan society was to have a strong army and at the age of seven, boys into military houses that are called barracks
4.) For a male citizen, they would enter the army at the age of 20 and serve there until they were 60 years old. Even if they were married they still had to eat with their fellow soldiers
5.) Boys of wealthy families started school at the age of either 6 or 7 to help them become good citizens
6.) They studied logic and public speaking to help them debate as adults in assembly's
7.) Athenians expected women to be good wives and mothers. These roles are respected because they help to keep families and themsociety strong
8.) The Athenians were greatly outnumbered so they made a plan that first the would draw the Persians towards them to the center of the Greek line and then attack
9.) legend says that a soldier ran from marathon 25 miles to Athen to tell of the victory
10.)  That is why that marathons are called what they are based on that story

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1. The boys in Sparta moved to military houses at the age of 7

2.  Women were expected to be more tough than educated

3. Women had more freedom in Sparta than Men

4. When the Spartans defeated people they would become slaves called helots.

5. The government of Sparta was part monarchy, oligarchy and democracy.

6. Sparta had two kings that ruled.

7. The lowest group were helots that were slaves.

8. The impact of the army made family life in Sparta less important than other cities.

9. Slaves made up one third of the population in Sparta.

10. Women were actually able to own property in Sparta.

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1.) Some city-states united to fight the enemy when the Persian invasion endangered Greece.

2.) When young boys turned seven years old, they were taken from their families and made to work for companies.

3.) The young seven year old boys were also moved into military houses where their education was to learn about stressed discipline, duty, strength, and military skill.

4.) The Athens had two governing bodies which were "The Council of Four Hundred" (who took care of day-to-day problems) and "The Assembly" (who voted on policies proposed by the council).

5.) Women were not allowed to inherit their father's property unless the father had no sons. As well as girls could not attend school, while only a few learned to read and write and instead, learned to do the household duties.

6.) The Spartan society was made up of 3 social groups. The 1st group are the "Citizens" who spent all of their time training to become soldiers. The 2nd group are the "Free Noncitizens" who had no political rights whatsoever and lived in nearby villages. The 3rd and lowest group are the "Helots" who were made to feed their labor to Sparta which made it possible for Spartans to become full-time soldiers.

7.) All male citizens stayed in the army for 40 years, starting at the age of 20 and stopped until they were 60 years old. Even so, men had to eat with other soldiers even after they got married.

8.) Sparta had a government that was part monarchy, part oligarchy, and part democracy. To add on, instead of 1 king ruling Sparta there were 2 kings.

9.) All Athenian citizens participated actively in the government only because they were expected to, otherwise they could be punished.

10.) The need of having a strong army was very important to Sparta that they even built a state where every part of life was organized around having one.

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I hop you enjoy my 10 facts
(1) at age seven boys worked in barracks to learn disciplines,duty,strength, and military skill. They Worked in the military from age 20 to 60. The Spartans had a very strong army and were ready for anything.

(2) boys from wealthy families learned to be prepared to be good citizens. They did athletics,reading,writing,poetry,arithmetic,and music. They had alot  to learn at the ages of 6 to 7

(3) women had a intestine part in spartan soceity. Their jobs were to learn athletics and learn to protect themselves. Women had much freedom but they wouldn't see their husbands for awhile from them being at war or training in the barracks.

(4) Athens government and society makes up people's part in the city. There is solon reforms which they organize people into 4 classes from people's income. There is the foreigners,women,children, and slaves which slaves are not citizens.

(5) Things about women in Athen is that they expect to be good house wives and keep society strong. Women are very religious in athen but Athenian women don't get that much freedom than spartan women. Girls could not go to school. They couldn't inherit land unless their father had no sons.

(6) the Persian wars had Persia conquer alot  of places like Asia and Anatolia...but athen helped out with the war and had a the Greece and athen hada  great army.

(7) Sparta conquered land where the defeated people were name slaves to the spartas and were called helots.

(8) Athena was a goddess and she was often wearing a helmet and was known to give advice to warriors and is a very brave warrior. (Caption)pg378

(9) Also another thing with the Persian war that was very interesting was that athenian warriors had out smarted Persia warriors. The Athenians were still out numbered with their enormous army that while the Persian army went into the center the Greeks attacked them in the center and the Greeks weapons were very effective in the battle. While the Greeks list only 192 warriors, the Persians lost about 6,400 warriors. That's a big ratio and that each warrior of a Greek is about 33.3333 Persia warrior. It's very interesting that the Greeks had a very genius idea to out smart the Persian.

(10) My last detail that was very interesting to me was then again another battle about the Greece war. The Greece war had the Persia attack again but this time some Greece city's joined the Persia. Spartans guarded the Thermopylae but were then all killed to then have the athenians be prepared for battle. The battle took place on a body of water with boats and the athianians boats were small but took out 300 persias ships then the war came to a end. What intrest me about the war was that the Persias came back with power letting the athenians Greece people that they want to fight. Then again they lost but they really showed that they are ready for a battle with them.

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1)Sparta overtook a neighboring area to gain more land
2)Sparta forced defeated people to become helots, which was the lowest class in Sparta
3)7 year olds would move into military houses named barracks
4)The society of Sparta expected women to become more tough than educated
5)Family life was less important than in other city-states
6)Women had more freedom than men which contrasts to what we have today where everyone is equal ;)
7)Any citizen had to participate in war whenever it was needed for them to do so
8)Knucklebones was very similar to today's game of jacks
9)The Persians lost 6,400 men which is a whole bunch compared to the Greeks' 192 lost men.
10)Today's marathons are based on a man who ran from the Marathon 25 miles to Athens to tell of the victory, but collapsed and died when he arrived.

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1. When Sparta had defeated the neighboring land, not only did they gain land for themselves, but they also gained slaves or helots.
2. Sparta was ruled by 2 kings instead of 1.
3. Seven year old boys would live in military houses called barracks to learn about discipline, duty, strength, and military skill.
4. Spartan girls would be taught defense because family life was less important than in other Greek city-states.
5. Slaves in the Athens made up 1/3 of the population.
6. Wealthy boys would be able to start school at around 6 or 7 years old and athletically train.
7. Athenian women were expected to be good housewives and could only inherit land if there were no sons, basically meaning that they had less freedom than Spartan women.
8. Marathons are based on the long 25 mile run a soldier had supposedly made to tell the victory of the Athens.
9. In 480 b.c. when Persia invade Greece, Sparta made a heavy sacrifice in order to give Athenians time to get ready for their battle and won.
10. Only a few Athenian girls were able to learn to read and write.

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1. Sparta forced people they conquered to work as slaves called helots, who usually served as farmers to feed them
2. Sparta focused on war
3. Sparta's mix of government
4. Boy's education focus
5. Women had to be tough too, but today women are usually expected to be gentle and kind
6. Government and society in Athens
7. What boys were taught: education
8. How women were treated and what they were expected to do
9. Marathons based on soldier's long run
10. How the first Persian war with the Greeks began and their strategy in battle

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1. Sparta conquered a neighboring territory to gain land

2. Spartans forced deafened people into slaves.

3. Sparta had a society part monarchy part oligarchy part democracy.

4. Citizens spent their time training to become soldiers.

5. Sparta focused on creating a large army.

6. Free spartans all had no political rights.

7.  At age 7 boys we're moved into military houses

8. Women were tough emotionally and physically

9. Knuckle bones was a game like today's jacks

10. Women helped keep society healthy and strong

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1.) When the Spartans conquered neighboring areas, they forced defeated people to become slaves.
2.) Boys moved into military houses at the age of seven.
3.) All of the male citizens entered the army at the age of twenty and served until they were sixty.
4.) The Spartans carried dead warriors on their shields home.
5.) Girls in Spartan had athletic trainings and learned to defend themseves.
6.) Because of the army, family became less important in Sparta.
7.) Women had more freedom in Sparta.
8.) Some women fulfilled important religious roles as priests in temples.
9.) Women could not inherit property unless their fathers had no sons.
10.) There were two kings that ruled over Sparta.

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This lesson was very interesting, something's that I found interesting are:
1. Boys started experiencing military life at the small age of seven.
2. There was more than one king that ruled (2) that ruled the land Sparta.
3. They had a very complex form of government, that has (2) main bodies.
4. Unlike most other nations, Athenian women were expected to be as strong as men.
5. Women were also expected to defend the land of their husbands while they were out at war. This shows how strong they must be.
6. Dead soldiers were carried on the back shields of their comrades.
7. Sparta was such a powerful and strong nation, that they didn't value family.
8. I was surprised at how much of a difference the two nations (Sparta and Athens) had. Mainly their government and how they treated their people.
9. Athens was able to recover extremely well from the war with Persia, it made them stronger than they were before.
10. Even though Athens was very fair with their women and how they treat them, women were not premitted to go to school. These made me think of Malala and how other girls in Pakistan and around the world aren't permitted to go to school now. This made me wonder if the still aren't allowed to go to school.

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1. The Spartans forced defeated areas to be slaves.
2. Sparta had a government with a bit of monarchy, oligarchy, and democracy.
3. Boys at the age of seven move into military houses called Baracks.
4. Wives expected to watch over the husbands property during war.
5. Boys studied logic and public speaking to help debate as adults in the Assembly.
6. Women could only inherit property if their father did not have a son.
7. The Athenians drew the Persians in the center and used range weapons to attack.
8. A soldier ran from a Marathon about 25 miles to Athens to tell of the victory.
9. The battle took place in a narrow body of water a place where the Persian fleet didn't have much mobility.
10. Smaller Greek ships sunk about 300 Persian Ships, and the war ended.

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1) The Spartans forced defeated people to become slaves called helots
2) Fear of revolts led Sparta to become a state who focused on building a strong army
3) Two kings ruled Sparta and 5 elected supervisors ran the government
4) The council of elders, made up of 30 older citizens, proposed laws
5) At age 7, boys moved into military houses called barracks
6) Mothers told their sons " Bring back this shield yourself or be brought back on it
7) Athen citizens had to serve in the army whenever they were needed
8) In Athens all citizens were equal in court
9) The roles of wives and mothers were respected because they help to keep the family and society together
10) Girls did not attend school in Athens

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1.) Athenian Women had almost no freedom Even though their city patron goddesses  is a women
2.) Spartan women had lots of freedom and  even almost as much as men's freedom
3.) The Athenians and Spartans joined forces even though they were rival cities against the persians
4.) The athenians were smart enough to trick the Persian army
5.) The Spartans would put their own sons in Barracks
6.) The Spartans had no political rights
7.) The athenians had democaray similar to ours today
8.) There were more Then one person at a government post in Sparta
9.) Athen citizens were not given a choice when they had to join battle
10.) City states united against the Persians

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1. Sparta organized its state around its strong army.
2. Athens valued democratic government and culture.
3. Some Greek city-states united to defeat the Persians.
4. Athens is a city-state of ancient Greece, which reached its greatest cultural achievements in the fifth century B.C. It is the capital and largest city of modern Greece.
5. Sparta is an Ancient Greek city-state of the Peloponnesus, noted for its militarism.
6. A helot is an agricultural slave in ancient Sparta.
7. Barracks are a group of buildings used to house soldiers.
8. A Marathon is a plain in ancient Greece, northeast of Athens.
9. Defeating the Persians allowed Greek democracy and culture to continue. This culture greatly influenced later world civilization.

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1. They served from when they were 20 all the way until they were 60 years old in the army.
2. Women had more freedom than men.
3. When boys turned 7 they moved into military barracks.
4. Education for girls in Sparta focused on making them strong.
5. There were 2 kings that ruled Sparta at the time.
6. Boys of wealthy families started schooled when they were 6 or 7.
7. There is a legend that says a man ran from Marathon about 25 miles to tell the Athens of the victory but died when he got there.
8. The helots had more people in their revolts but they still lost.
9. Spartans carried dead soldiers home in their shields.
10. Spartans expected women to be tough emotionally and physically.

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1. Spartans forced the defeated to become a slave called helots
2. There were 2 kings that ruled Sparta
3. Boys at the age of 7 were moved into military barracks
4. All male citizens were in the military by age 20 and retired at age 60
5. Spartans carried dead wariors home on their shields
6. Education for girls was mainly for making them string emotional and  physically
7. If you were a man at war your wife was expected to watch over your land
8. All citezens were equal in court
9. There were no pro lawyers
10. Boys started school at age 6 or

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1. They used 3 forms of government.
2. Spartans carried dead soldiers home in their sheilds
3. They made defeated people their slaves.
4. Boys of wealthy families started school at age six or seven.
5. Athenians expected women to be good wives and mothers.
6. Women are trained so they could protect their homes.
7. They expected women to be tough.
8. Some city states came together to defeat the Persians.
9. All citizens were equal in court.
10. Women had more freedom than men.

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1. I think it as interesting that they made the people from conquered countries slaves
2. I think it is interesting that they had a three-part government, with two kings and and 5 elected supervisors, and 3 elders who made laws
3. I like how citizens train constantly to be soldiers
4. They sent boys as young as 7 into barracks to learn military skills, discipline, and strength
5. I think it is strange that the boys hardly learn to read
6. It is weird how women are meant to be tough physically, as well as men
7. I also think it is interesting how the women are trained, and can defend their own homes
8. I think it is interesting how dead soldiers are carried back on their shields
9. It is cool how they have two government groups, one which takes care of normal things, the other with bigger problems
10. I love how the women are strong and can take care of a family by themselves, and how they have important jobs, too.

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1) Only an officer (in military) were accessable to wear crested helmet, I thought this was very interesting because I believed that all warriors would wear the same attire back then.
2) Woman would play a game called "Knuckle Bones" using sheep's ankle bones, this fact made me ponder how they would be able to clean and access the bones besides from killing the sheep.
3) Athenian woman were prohibited from going to school, this gave me an idea that woman education was also objected from other areas in the world.
4) What really surprised me was that male children had to participate in war at a young age, easily getting injured, but of course was given training beforehand.
5) It took several city-states to defeat the Persian, this made me relate to Germany because how strong and powerful their government was, also that it took several countries, such as the US, to conquer over them.
6) I find it nonsense but very interesting that woman are expected to be nearly as tough as men, despite emotions and how much strength they are capable of having.
7) Relating to Fact 6, it is also strange that woman are trained to defend for their home while men are at war, although, it gives them a strong and brave reputation.
8) Sparta's had a very complex/unique government, making their government very classified and officiant.
9) Spartans carried lifeless warriors on a shield carried on their back instead of disposing the bodies or burying them.
10) Since the Spartans wanted to become a powerful nation, family was not considered a priority

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1.) The Spartans conquered a neighboring land made made the defeated people their slaves.

2.) Sparta had monarchy, oligarchy, and democracy in their government.

3.) The social groups were: citizens, who spent their time training to be in the army, noncitizens lived in near by villages, and helots were the lowest.

4.) When boys were seven, they had to be in the army.

5.) Women had many rights and were expected to be tough.

6.) Slaves made up of one third of the population in Athen.

7.) Boys from wealthy families started school at ages six to seven and they learned reading, writing, poetry, arithmetic, and music in Athen.

8.) Athenian women had less freedom than Spartan women.

9.) Athenian girls didn't go to school.

10.) Several Greek states united to defeat Persia.

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Post 10 interesting things you learned about in lesson 11.4.