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Athens and Sparta (KINDA LIKE A POLL)?
THIS IS NOT FOR HW ITS FOR A PROJECT IM WORKING ITS TO SEE HOW MANY PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT HISTORY I THINK ITS POINTLESS BUT THEY SAID I HAD TO ASK AT LEAST TEN OR MORE PEOPLE SO HERE I AM ASKING I JUST THINK YAHOO IS THE BEST PLACE TO ASK SINCE SO MANY PEOPLE GO ON THIS SITE
How did geography affect the Athens and Sparta?
How did geography cause Athens and Sparta to become isolated?
can you try to give to answers for each question
if u dont know it dont write anything plz
THANKS
2 Answers
- the_lipsiotLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Hi Ari.
Q1 : Athens and Sparta were both city states. Sparta was land-locked and became largely insular, developing into a militaristic state based on infantry. Athens was closer to the sea and developed a maritime trade and a navy to protect this trade.
Q2 : I'm not sure that I really agree that Athens and Sparta really were isolated. You could just about argue that Sparta was and this would be because Sparta existed in a valley in the Peloponnese and were geographically removed from the rest of the Greek mainland. Athens was never isolated - it was head of the Delian League. Both cities enjoyed trade links with other communities and countries.
- Pe ZahavLv 51 decade ago
I don't know... Maybe because Greece was/is kind of mountainous?
Anyway I wanted to say that in my opinion this is not the best place for your project. I mean, people can search for the right answers in the net.
Bye^^
