Ancient Greece: City states
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Its society was reformed to focus on military strength.
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Slavery existed.
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Travel was forbidden.
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They built the Parthenon.
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Great works of art were created.
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All education focused upon military strategies and war.
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Involved in maritime trade.
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Citizens lived in a city-state.
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Valued both marriage and family life.
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Developed a direct democracy.
Athens
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Home to the philosophers Socrates and Plato.
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Females were taught to be fit and patriotic.
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Five ephors, or magistrates, had unlimited power.
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Boys learned literature, music, and gymnastics.
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Enslaved helots were used to grow food.
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Boys were encouraged to steal.
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Had an authoritarian political system, where power was concentrated in the hands of a very few people.
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Citizens completed military training.
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City known for its drama, literature, and science.
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Women had considerable freedom.
Sparta