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1. greek acheivement
   ... successful. An example was the Persian wars beginning in 480 BC 90,000 Greeks under Spartan leadership waited at the isthmus. The ...
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2. Greek History
   ... The Spartan oligarchy may not have given its citizens a lot of freedom but it was successful in gaining attention and respect from the other Greeks and their ...
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3. How did Athens take over the leadership from Sparta after the ...
   ... In the battle of Plataea 479 BC, the Greeks, under the Spartan regent and general Pausanians, obliterated the Persian army. The ...
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4. How Athens took over the leadership from Sparta after the Persian ...
   ... In the battle of Plataea 479 BC, the Greeks, under the Spartan regent and general Pausanians, obliterated the Persian army. The ...
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5. How Athen took over leadership of sparta after the persian wars
   ... In the battle of Plataea 479 BC, the Greeks, under the Spartan regent and general Pausanians, obliterated the Persian army. The ...
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6. Sparta after the Peloponnesian War
   ... The Greeks thought that Spartan drills were extremely complicated and the nonSpartiates would have needed to be well trained in them to avoid complication ...
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7. Athens and Sparta 2
   ... Spartans. Some of the nonSpartan Greeks escaped enslavement. They were not citizens, but they lived in Sparta as free people. This ...
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8. Athens and Sparta the culture
   ... Spartans. Some of the nonSpartan Greeks escaped enslavement. They were not citizens, but they lived in Sparta as free people. This ...
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9. The History
   ... Spartan military tactics, for example the shuffling of the Spartan troops before ... like Xerxes was the most significant difference between them and the Greeks. ...
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10. Decline of Sparta
    ... The Spartans had been growing their power over the Greeks at Persia\amp39s expense ... against the Persians, it would use its supremacy to establish a Spartan empire in ...
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11. Greeks Mythology
    ... Ultimately the Greeks won the war, and Menelaus and Helen were reunited and they ... in the Elysian Fields, Menelaus because he recovers his Spartan kingdom, and ...
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12. Greek Civilization
    ... Some of the nonSpartan Greeks escaped enslavement. They were not citizens, but they lived in Sparta as free people. This group was known as the perioeci. ...
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13. Communistic Sparta
    ... held off. The key to this is most likely the addition of the Spartan military machine to the rest of the Greeks. A Spartan General ...
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14. Spartan Education
    ... Naturally, when using this ideal to study the history of the Ancient Greeks, focus falls upon ... The main focus of a Spartan education was not to focus on literacy ...
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15. Athens and Sparta
    ... The Spartan system was generally admired by other Greeks as it instilled in society the civic virtues of dedication to the state and a code of moral conduct. ...
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16. a greek victory
    ... The Greeks had to defeat the Persians at Salamis, since a combined amphibious ... This reaction shows the Spartan realisation of the importance of the fleet and ...
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17. Athens and Sparta
    ... The Ionian Greeks were dissatisfied by Persian rule. ... Military training had roots deep in Spartan society, hence the half century they had spent fighting the ...
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18. Minoan Culture
    ... The Greeks gained a wider awareness of the world. ... ampquotReforms of Lycurgusampquot militarized Sparta. The Spartan system made every full citizen a Spartan soldier. ...
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19. Athens vs. Sparta
    ... in Sparta may have been rough, but the rest of the Greeks envied the ... The combination of this philosophy, the education of Spartan males, and the discipline of ...
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20. Persian Wars
    ... They could not fit everyone through the narrow passages through the mountains at once and the Greeks knew this so they sent a small Spartan force to guard it. ...
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21. Sparta
    ... The Spartan oligarchy may not have given its citizens a lot of freedom but it was successful in gaining attention and respect from the other Greeks and their ...
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22. greek phalanz
    War was a way of everyday life for the Greeks. ... According to a theory developed by Connolly, Connolly, 37 the Spartan army of the 4th century contained units ...
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23. What Caused The Downfall of Sparta
    ... still much corruption in Sparta, which had ruined the simple Spartan way of ... How could other Greeks whose armies consisted of normal people with only limited ...
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24. greek daily living
    ... The ancient Greeks had a very different idea concerning weddings and marriages ... Spartan women and hetairai, highclass prostitutes, were the only exceptions to ...
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25. Herodotus
    ... Athens, and praises its courage in withstanding the Persians, but he also gives full credit to the Spartan role in the victory. He considers the Greeks as free ...
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26. Peloponnesian War 2
    ... This ended when the Persians destroyed the Spartan fleet at Cnidos in 394 ... After 100 years, the Greeks were right back where they started in their relations with ...
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27. Peloponnesian War 3
    ... This ended when the Persians destroyed the Spartan fleet at Cnidos in 394 ... After 100 years, the Greeks were right back where they started in their relations with ...
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28. Did Sparta Achieve her goal
    ... The Greeks soon returned to their petty affairs. ... but nevertheless she quietly withered away ironically still displaying the quiet, stubborn Spartan discipline ...
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29. The Golden Age of Greece
    ... Aware of Egyptian temples in stone, Greeks in the 7th century began to build their ... The Spartan poets first wrote choral lyrics for songs and dances in public ...
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30. Xerxes
    ... Sparta and in the Persian court at the time, suggested that they use the Spartan custom to ... This is seen to most people as a failure as the Greeks defeated him. ...
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