... , 1979), 25 3 Michell, H. Sparta (Cambridge: At the University Press, 1944), 165 4 Michell, H. Sparta (Cambridge: At the University Press, 1944), 165 would be taken from their family and put into a military camp. Sons, brothers, and fathers were separated put in different camps. Spartans didn't want their soldiers to hold any attachment. Any male baby that was born with an abnormality was left to die ... for. These military camps were nothing you would call luxuries. The camps consisted of harsh conditions and poor environments. Training was very demanding and even sometimes brutal. The ...

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... boy reached adulthood. All male citizens between the ages of 20 and 60 were required to serve in the army and ate and slept at an army barracks. Serving one's city in battle was considered a great honor and a means of becoming immortalized as a hero. Retreat or surrender was considered a disgrace, and mother's often told their sons, before they went off to battle, " Bring back this ... rebelled against the people they were working for. Such a lifestyle did not come without consequences however. Suspicious of outside influence, the Spartans were said to lag behind in cultural and intelle...

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... boy reached adulthood. All male citizens between the ages of 20 and 60 were required to serve in the army and ate and slept at an army barracks. Serving one's city in battle was considered a great honor and a means of becoming immortalized as a hero. Retreat or surrender was considered a disgrace, and mother's often told their sons, before they went off to battle, " Bring back this ... rebelled against the people they were working for. Such a lifestyle did not come without consequences however. Suspicious of outside influence, the Spartans were said to lag behind in cultural and intelle...

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• Grade Level: High School