Sparta was almost all about a strong army. Boys began training to be soldiers at the age of seven, and would retire at 60 years old. Girls will also train but not to be soldiers, however to be strong mothers of strong children. Strong soldiers was one part, but also a vast army was another part. The Spartans had a very big army; strong and ready to fight in case anyone would want to overthrow them.
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Strong it was,big it wasn't.That is one of the main reasons it was so strong,8000 men in it's peak,around Thermopyles,meant all could be well fed,equipped and trained.It was respectful,but not vast number.SUPERIOR MILITARY SYSTEM DID IT,that is the answer.
The adult male citizens were all in the army and called out for service as required. They were supported by the other free men in the countryside, the perioeci who while not citizens, were required. Light infantry and archer support was provided by the serf population - seven of these accompanied each Spartan armoured warrior (hoplite).
It conquered surrounding territory and turned the population into serfs. These serfs provided half their produce to the Spartans, who could then devote themselves to military training and activity. The serfs also provided a large force of supporting troops as light infantry and archers, multiplying the army's power. At the battle of Plataia against Persia, the Spartans provided by far the largest contingent on the Greek side - 5,000 Spartan heavy infantry with 35,000 light infantry - 40,000 out of a Greek total of 110,000. Next biggest was Athens with 8,000 heavy infantry and 8,000 light infantry, a total of 16,000.
The disparity is obvious, but constant wars over a century so eroded the Spartan army that it became impotent and was defeated and superseded by a rising Thebes.
The armies and navies of two dozen southern Greek city-states, led at first by Sparta and later by Athens.
If you are referring to Sparta, the Greek city state, it never defeated the Romans. If you are referring to Spartacus, he defeated the consular armies of Lucius Gellius Publicola and Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus Clodianus.
When Athens used its navy to good effect during the 27-year Peloponnesian War, Sparta realised that it had to get the Peloponnesian league an equally strong nave to succeed. They took money from Persia to build a fleet which finally destroyed the Athenian navy and led to Athens' surrender.
because they were ferocious and had great weapons. They also had strong armies of men
physical and health is really important to Sparta but health an education is important to Athens cause they are in to democracy and Spartans are sporty an well built an the like to have strong baby or they will kill them
They both have armies and both were in wars they are also strong fighters.
Sparta is so strong because they worked on their army do much that they got really strong
it is basically a general of the armies
Athens had a strong navy, while Sparta had a better army
The city that eventually became Sparta was founded in 706 BC. Sparta was known for its brave military and the ability to fight battles with large armies with just a relative few men.
Sparta boys had to be strong because in b.c the Athen and the spartas were always at war so they need to know how to fight.
Sparta was not strong at sea, Sparta let it's allied sea friends handle those affairs.
The armies and navies of two dozen southern Greek city-states, led at first by Sparta and later by Athens.
The people of Sparta focused mainly on having a strong army, so Sparta was concerned with having a strong military whenever they need it just in case anyone would try to overthrow them.
The polis/ kingdom that was famous in ancient Greece for its army organization and training was Sparta.
Philip of Macedon defeated the combined armies of Thebes and Athens at Chaeronea in 338 BCE. Sparta was not involved.
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