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Ancient Greece Spartans

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ANCIENT GREECE SPARTANS

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HOW WAS SPARTANS LIFE

  • Sparta soon dominated the Peloponnese peninsula. But life in Sparta was harsh.
  • Ancient Greek writers claimed that weak or sickly male babies were abandoned on a hillside to die of exposure.

HOW DID SPARTANS TRAIN

  • Spartans usually grew their hair long and wear little and thin clothing when training.
  • However when they were fighting or training they were getting in a phalanx formation they stood close together with shields touching and their spears jutting straight out ahead.

WHAT DID THEY DO WITH LITTLE BOYS?

  • Spartans used to take the boys and train them. Spartans were teaching them how to put up with pain. They used to take theme out to a wall and hit them with a big rope.
  • And another training they were playing games and wars. And also they had to learn about Spartans so they knew what to do when they grow up.
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WHAT WEAPONS DID THE SPARTANS USE?

  • The Spartan's main weapon was the dory spear. For long range, they carried a javelin. The Spartiates were always armed with a xiphos as a secondary weapon. Among most Greek warriors, this weapon had an iron blade of about 60 centimeters; however, the Spartan version was typically only 30-45 centimetres.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

  • We got the information from the history alive text book.
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