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Ancient Greece
ATHENS
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Athens is also known for being the birth place of socrates ,Pericles ,Sophocles.
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boys at school
Boys went to school. They memorized poetry and learned to play a musical instrument, usually the lyre. They studied public speaking and drama and reading and writing. They also participated in sports.
Sons of nobles went to high school - four more years of learning about the sciences, the arts, politics and government. The Athenians believed that this type of education produced young people with strong minds and bodies. At age 18, when boys finished school, they were expected to take an active role in public affairs.
SPARTA
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Rules for the girls.
most of the girls would learn how to do basic things like cook and manage the house, \ and they also learned how to manage the slaves and the city.
most girls knew how to throw a javelin,wrestle,run,dance and were skilled with strength and balance and knew how to throw a discus
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Random facts
Sparta did not set up overseas colonies. Instead, Sparta invaded neighboring city-states and enslaved the local people.
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helots, a word that comes from the Greek word for "capture.”
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