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Education - Military Training - Sparta
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What did the Greeks wear
What is Loose clothes and colorful fabric
100
What did Greeks eat
What is grapes & olives
100
Were the Greek's houses big or small
What is small
100
Were the Ancient Greeks deeply religious or not religious at all
What is deeply religious
100
What was the goal of education in the Greek city-state
What is to prepare the child for adult activities as a citizen
200
What did the men wear
What is tunic
200
What did they keep for milk and cheese
What is goats
200
Mud houses crumbled away in a few years, and had to
What is rebuild
200
Did they worship many gods or a few gods
What is many gods
200
What was the goal of education in Sparta
What is to produce soldier-citizens who were well-drilled, well-disciplined marching arm
300
Were the peplos heavy or light
What is heavy
300
What did they eat in the summer
What is ate lots of bread, beans and olives
300
The roof was made out of
What is clay tiles
300
Did sanctuaries honor more than one god or just one god
What is more than one god
300
The boys of Sparta were obliged to leave home at what age
What is 7
400
What footwear did men wear
What is sandals
400
What did they eat in winter
What is dried fruit and food they had stored like apples and lentils
400
Did the small windows have glass or no glass
What is no glass
400
In the arts, various painted scenes on vases, and stone of gods or goddesses or both
What is both
400
Spartan boys were sent to military school at what age
What is 6 or 7
500
What did women sometimes wear over their peplos
What is epiblema (shawl)
500
There were plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables to eat in what months
What is Summer
500
The wooden shutters kept out the hot sun or robbers
What is the hot sun
500
Did the Greeks believe that gods and goddesses appeared in human form or did they not
What is they believed
500
If a Sparta girl passed her skills and fitness test, she would be assigned
What is a husband
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