Ancient Greece
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Ancient Greece
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Ancient Greek Clothing
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Athens V Sparta
Athens and Sparta were the two most famous and powerful city
states in Ancient Greece. However, they were both very different.
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Athens v Sparta
• Athens’ Government ruled as a democracy. They were the first to ever do this. What do we mean by the word democracy?
• The city of Sparta was strictly ruled by the king. He made all of the decisions in Sparta.
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Athens v Sparta• The city of Athens is built below the
acropolis which stands on a hill high above all of Athens.
• Sparta is surrounded by mountains, which makes it difficult for it to be invaded.
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Athens v Sparta• Athens and Sparta had very different ways
of living their lives.• The governors of Athens wanted to control
as much land as possible and this led to much war between Greek lands.
• Sparta, although more powerful kept itself to itself unless their army was needed.
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Children in Athens and
Sparta
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ATHENSAthens was a very creative city state. They believed in a good education. (for boys).
Boys went to school between the ages of 7 and 15. Only rich boys could stay on at school.
The boys were taught reading, writing and sums, music, poetry, sport and gymnastics.
They didn’t have copies. They wrote on stylus and wax.
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An Abacus
What do you think this was used for in Ancient Greece?
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ATHENS
Girls were not seen as very important in Athens.
Girls could be taught how to read and write at home if they had rich parents.
Otherwise they learned how to cook, spin and weave from their mothers.
Girls were not allowed take part in anything to do with war, business or education.
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SPARTA
Sparta was very focused on obedience and war and the people did not have any luxuries.
Boys did not have to work or be educated but trained to be warriors from a very young age.
Boys had to join the Spartan army.
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SPARTA
Boys were taken from home at 7 and sent to live in camps to train.
They were given only 1 tunic a year and no sandals. They were kept hungry so they learned how to steal food.
If they were caught they were beaten.
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SPARTA
Girls in Sparta were to grow up to be the mothers of warriors.
Although they were not allowed to fight, girls took part in all the training because fit ladies produced fit babies, who would fight!
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Ancient Greek Instruments
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Ancient Greek Instruments
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