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The Spartan government consisted of four main parts: the kings, the senate, the assemmbly, and the Ephors. The 2 kings who inherited the throne on a father to son basis. The Senate or Council were a group of 30 men, two of which were the kings. The others were elected and had to be over 60 years old. Their elections were based on an anonymous judgment of who could yell louder or they were elected by the Assembly. The Senate wrote the laws of Sparta. The Assembly consisted of any man in the city of Sparta who was at least 30 years old. Their job was to vote on whether a law would pass or not, elect senators, and decide whether to declare war on a country. The Ephors were a group of 5 men who made sure that the kings followed the laws. They were very influential, but had no direct power. 2 of the most notable kings (they didn't serve together) were Lycugus, who basically designed this form of government, and Leonidas, who led the 300 at the battle of Thermopolae.
The government of Sparta was an oligarchy, meaning that an small elite ruled the country.
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What were the strengths of Athens over Sparta?
Athens had a military
Was Sparta an isolated society?
becouse there is water all over
What changed over time in Sparta?
Sparta was an ancient cicilzation but now it is modern.m Go on wikipedia to find out more.
Why did Athens and Sparta fight over colonies?
Athens and Sparta did not fight over colonies. They did not have colonies to fight over. The Greek world comprised several hundred independent city-states.
Did Athens or Sparta have the Council of Elders?
Sparta was an aristocracy that had a Council of Elders. Athens was a democracy. It had a council too, of 500 men over 30 years old.
Why is Sparta considered the military idea?
around 725 bc Sparta conquered and took over the land of neighboring messenia.
How did Sparta get its resources?
It took over the southern Peloponnese peninsula and turned its inhabitants into serfs, who had to deliver half their produce to Sparta.
What was the largest greek city- state at the time?
Sparta because they decided to expand around that time and went to war and eventually took over every city-state they crossed
Greek cities took part in Persian War?
There were over 200, led at first by Sparta, then Athens.
What city-states dominated Greece after the Persian Wars?
First Athens, then Sparta, then Thebes until Macedonia took over.
Why did Sparta feel threatened by Athens during 400s BC?
Be cause Athens wanted even MORE power so Sparta started war and WON! They then took over there government and made it a dictatorship.
What was the lowest class of people in Sparta?
The Helots (they were the original inhabitants of the area and after the Dorians took control over the territory they were kept as slaves).
What were the Greeks developing in Sparta?
The Spartans took over adjacent land and its people and used them as serfs, who delivered half their produce to Sparta. This enabled the Spartans to devote themselves to military training and so gave them an edge over the other Greek city-states.
Who took dutch league of 1909?
Sparta Rotterdam
Who took dutch league of 1912?
Sparta Rotterdam
Who took dutch league of 1915?
Sparta Rotterdam
Trojan war What city was Helen took from?
Sparta.
