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What does the term "exposure" refer to in ancient Sparta?
Leaving
unwanted
babies outside
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What does the term "militaristic" mean in the context of ancient Sparta?
Focused on
military
policy
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What was the role of the "elders" in ancient Sparta?
Council of
older
Spartan men
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What was a "syssition" in ancient Sparta?
Communal
mess
hall
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What were "barracks" used for in ancient Sparta?
Accommodating
military
personnel
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What does the term "consummate" mean in the context of marriage?
Make
marriage
complete with
intercourse
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What does the term "allegiance" refer to in the context of ancient Sparta?
Loyalty
or
commitment
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Why were Spartan laws and customs designed to produce elite soldiers?
To achieve
military dominance
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Who decided whether a baby should be accepted into the household or exposed in ancient Sparta?
Spartan
elders
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What was the criteria for deciding whether a baby should be raised or exposed in ancient Sparta?
Health of the baby
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What type of training did Spartan girls participate in?
Physical training
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What does the fact that Spartan elders valued the health of the baby over its gender suggest about their values?
They valued women's
contributions
to Sparta
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Why did the Spartan education system encourage physical excellence in women?
To produce
strong babies
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How long did Spartan girls receive education?
Until they were
18
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Who was Cynisca and what was her achievement?
First woman to
win
the
Ancient Olympic Games
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How did young men and women interact in ancient Sparta?
They
exercised
together
and
interacted
freely
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Why was there no financial aspect to Spartan marriages?
Because
the main purpose was to produce strong children
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At what age did Spartan girls typically marry?
Late
teens
or early
twenties
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Why did Spartan girls marry at an older age than Athenian girls?
Because older girls were thought to produce
stronger
children
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What did a Spartan bride do on her wedding night?
She cut her
hair
short and wore
men's
clothes
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Where did the groom sleep on his wedding night?
In his
military barracks
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Why did the Spartan wedding ritual involve the groom sneaking out to see his bride at night?
To ensure the couple's excitement and produce
healthier
babies
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How did the Spartans view female babies compared to male babies?
They were regarded as
equally valuable
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Why were young women permitted to exercise in ancient Sparta?
Because it would help them produce
strong children
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What does the fact that husbands would only visit their wives at night suggest about the value placed on women in ancient Sparta?
Women were less valuable
than the state and the husband
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What was the role of women in ancient Spartan society?
They played a vital role in ensuring the success of Sparta's
militaristic
system
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Why was physical education important for women in ancient Sparta?
It helped them produce
strong children
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How did Spartan views on women differ from Athenian views?
Spartans
valued women's contributions to society, while
Athenians
did not
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What was the significance of the Spartan wedding ritual?
It ensured the couple's
excitement
and produced
healthier
babies
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How did the Spartan education system impact women's roles in society?
It helped them become
stronger
and more capable of producing strong
children
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