Athenians and Spartans

The civilization of Sparta and Athens collided from 431 BC to 404 BC. (Bunson 195). Bloody battle and fighting occurred for 27 years with allies associated with these people. The first decade of the war was a fight called Ajidamia War after King Sparta Alkdemas II, Peace of Nicaea in 421 BC, and unstable peace in the next 8 years. The fight was followed by the Ionian War (Bunson 1277). These two civilizations are not the same, but some of their warfare techniques must be similar to those fought for so long.

This reflects the comparison of the famous political and cultural elements of the Polar of Athens and Sparta, and the battle of the Athens Army 490 BC and 300 heavy infantry Spartans in the fight of Thermopura in 480 BC. The two most famous Greek poles Athens and Sparta culture was first shown in the Athens marathon against the Persian Empire in 490 BC, not the Athens social stratum. They seem to have different definitions of justice and equality. In their reform, Solon is like a neutralist, while Lycurz is trying to achieve equality. Both solve inequality in cities, but their reforms and strategies are completely different, but there is one sure thing. In the meantime, Athens and Sparta have been completely changed. First of all

In 460 BC, the earthquake struck Sparta, and as some of the Spartans were killed, the Spartans slaves grabbed the opportunity to resist. Desperate, Sparta turned to Athens for help. Athenians, known as Simon, led Athens troops to help Sparta, but when they arrived, Spartans thought again and let Simon and Athens army return home. Perhaps Sparta is afraid that these Athenians will spread democratic ideas. Because Sparta does not like this new governance method. The Athenians were insulted and Simon was rejected by Athenian advice named pellicle.

During the uprising, Athens sent troops to help Sparta stop the rebellion. The Spartans sent packages of Athens. They do not want to spread the value of Athens in the crowd of Sparta, especially in the population. Today, the Spartans are depicted as a culture that loves freedom - even if they only respect freedom. In fact, their behavior and ideas are consistent with government and law. This is not to say that the Spartans do not enjoy a certain degree of freedom. Their women enjoy the greatest freedom in ancient Greek culture and are encouraged to read, write, own their own land, talk politically and do sports. The upper part of the soldier who survived the battle and gained rank and power won honor and won the hands of freedom.