Serfs in Spartan society

Slaves in Athenian society

Soldiers in the Spartan army

Sailors in the Athenian navy

Eligible voters in Athenian democracy

It was not codified.

It abolished all forms of slavery.

It required its citizens to pay income tax.

It was based on religious custom.

None of these answers are correct; the Spartan legal code was similar to most other Greek city-states.

a tenuous right that could be taken away if an individual was not fully dedicated to military training and the Spartan way of life

available to any individual, Spartan or foreign, who was willing to serve in the Spartan army

conferred on Spartan individuals at birth and given to helots after fourteen years of service

conferred on all Spartan individuals, but withheld from helots and foreigners

only available to the wealthy oligarchs who ruled Spartan society

lived in a communal barracks for most of their young lives

were expected to work the fields and perform manual labor, rather than receive a classical education

were valued less than girls due to importance of reproduction and motherhood in Spartan society

were raised to be pious and devout and to resist the temptations of earthly life

none of these answers are accurate

All of these

Capture of 120 full-blooded Spartan hoplites

Spartans sue for peace

The myth of Spartan invincibility is broken

An Athenian garrison was established in Messenia

Lysander

Brasidas

Agis

Clearchus

Pausanias

Oligarchy

Democracy

Monarchy

Tyranny

Theocracy

Elected leaders who oversaw the actions of Sparta’s Kings

Religious leaders who interpreted signs from the Gods

Soldiers who fought in the Spartan vanguard

Women who were chosen to serve as acolytes for religious leaders

Slaves who worked the fields and did most of the household work

The Spartans allowed minimal freedom of expression and only allowed literature and art that promoted Spartan social values and obedience to the law.

None of these answers accurately describes Sparta’s relationship with literature, art, and entertainment.

The Spartan oligarchy forbade any male individual from engaging in artistic pursuits because these were deemed a waste of time.

Although literature and art were considered frivolous in Spartan society, the government tried to promote artistic endeavor so as to match the fame and accomplishments of Athens.

Literature and art were heavily encouraged by Spartan social values.

population loss caused by constant warfare

agricultural failure throughout Greece in the fourth century

the loss of the Spartan way of life after the Spartan adoption of Athenian culture

the constant invasions of Romans and Carthaginians

None of these answers are correct; Sparta became more powerful during the late classical era.