Which best describes how Sparta's culture influenced the city-state's government?

1. Sparta was a society dedicated to Roman gods and goddesses, and its government was

also based on this concept.

2. Sparta was a society dedicated to Egyptian gods and goddesses, and its government was

also based on this concept.

3. Sparta was a society based on exploration and expansion, and its government was also

based on this concept.

4. Sparta was a society based on being prepared for war, and its government was also

based on this concept.

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Sabine

8 May, 05:54

Which best describes how Sparta's culture influenced the city-state's government?

1. Sparta was a society dedicated to Roman gods and goddesses, and its government was

also based on this concept.

2. Sparta was a society dedicated to Egyptian gods and goddesses, and its government was

also based on this concept.

3. Sparta was a society based on exploration and expansion, and its government was also

based on this concept.

4. Sparta was a society based on being prepared for war, and its government was also

based on this concept.

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Tootsie · Answer 1

number 1 I believe because Sparta a few times refused to fight against the Persians, because of a festival.

Izabella Espinoza · Answer 2

4. Sparta was a society based on being prepared for war, and its government was also

Explanation: this was a question on a test i took and 4 as the correct answer

it's also well known that sparta was all about preparing for war, i could write an essay on what they did to prepare the boys