Sparta

What distinguished Sparta's defensive strategy from most other Greek city-states?

• They built the tallest walls in Greece.

• They relied on their powerful navy for protection.

• They considered defensive walls unnecessary due to their formidable army.

• They formed alliances with all neighboring city-states for mutual defense.

What happened to Spartan newborns deemed not strong or healthy enough?

• They were sent to live in other city-states.

• They were left on Mount Taygetus to die.

• They were raised by non-Spartan families.

• They were trained in non-military roles.

Which of the following was an acceptable practice during the Agoge training for Spartan boys?

• Receiving ample food and comfortable clothing.

• Avoiding physical conflict with peers.

• Being disciplined for being caught stealing.

• Prioritizing family loyalty over loyalty to Sparta.

Besides reading and writing, what other subjects were included in the curriculum for Spartan girls to maintain physical condition?

• Pottery, weaving, and cooking.

• Discus, javelin, and horseback riding.

• Philosophy, rhetoric, and debate.

• Music, dance, and household management.