a person who enforced laws and managed tax collection in Sparta​ (a)  

• ephor
• oligarchy
• democracy
• helot
• tyrant

the Spartan name for an enslaved worker​ (a)  

• helot
• oligarchy
• democracy
• tyrant
• ephor

a person who takes power by force and rules with total authority​ (a)  

• tyrant
• oligarchy
• democracy
• helot
• ephor

a system of government in which a few people hold power​ (a)  

• oligarchy
• democracy
• helot
• tyrant
• ephor

a system of government in which all citizens share in running the government​ (a)  

• democracy
• oligarchy
• helot
• tyrant
• ephor

The type of leader in power in Greece around 600 B.C.E due to growing political unrest among city-states was a(n)

• democrat.

• ephor

• oligarch

• tyrant

What did Sparta use to control its citizen?

• the helots

• the military

• the government

• forced physical fitness

Spartan women were trained in

• cooking, cleaning, and combat.

• art, music, and poetry.

• sewing, sword-fighting, and trade.

• running, wrestling, and javelin throwing.

In what way did a boy's life in Athens differ from a boy's life in Sparta?

• Athenian boys went to school; Spartan boys served in the military.

• Athenian boys studied combat; Spartan boys played sports.

• Athenian boys lived in barracks; Spartan boys lived at home.

• Athenian boys became citizens at 30; Spartan boys became citizens at 18.