What Life was Like for the Average Spartan

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Is just die in the wine

Sorry to inform but, denying the myth, they did surrender once or twice...

glad i didnt live in those times! brutal is an understatement

Spartans lived a spartan lifestyle.
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Probably the toughest warriors of all times
I would love to see if there are any other civilization you think are better

Thus you know why the Spartans went to the wayside.

..ya but..

I'm thinking caltrops and hooked nets,Nubian archers maybe,jars with pepper and snake bombs

What made the Spartans want to be so disciplined?

They weren't even as good as their propaganda depicted. They lost to their neighbors a few times.

I just lost any sympathy for the 300.

You left out all the gay stuff 😂

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So basically hurt people hurt people.... 😂

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Young men would be pared with older men who would teach them all about war, pain, life and love, and they were PARED. It was thought that a man would never show cowardice in front of his lover. They were taught that love between men was pure and with a woman was strictly for 'increasing the population.'

If a man was so ridiculed going home without his shield, why go home? They'll ki11 him anyway; he can live off the land, why would anyone go home? I'd flee to a different state. Mercenary jobs would have paid highly...

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Trying to imagine what historians think about our time, when they find russian history books.

They sure did last a long time. At least until the Athenians get help from Persia.

I'd rather live in Athens 🧐
Btw im from Greece 😊

"Come back with your shield, or on it."

If I had been born a Spartan and survived to the age of seven, I would have definitely ran away and would have never looked back.

B.S.

I really didn't know the Spartans and the Russians had that much in common.

They spent their whole lives immersed in hardship and misery and for what? They never expanded into a vast empire. The Athenians had real lives alongside their military service, and yet Sparta never managed to conquer them. It seems for all they sacrificed, this harsh lifestyle didn't give them that big of an edge.

Immediately I'm a fan. Brilliant presentations. Subbing now. Oh!!! Almost forgot. Sensational narration. 🙏😌

Americans and others like the Koreans took this approach to work life

I have multiple disabilities, so I guess I would’ve been killed at birth during Spartan times 😢

You can't judge the past by todays standards!!😂