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Athens and Sparta were cities that were located very close in terms of the geography but with very different models. In ancient Greece two models of social organization emerged in their city-states, they had the extremes of both models. Ancient Athens usually had a democratic society and focused on trade and the arts, whereas ancient Sparta was the model of a militarist state in which a ruling class of warriors exploited the numerous lower and defenseless class. The way of life of the Spartans…

The seatbelts purpose was to keep the egg secure during the impact. In order to do this, Newton’s first law had to be taken into consideration, objects at rest, stay at rest; object in motion, stay in motion… unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. Because the egg would have kept going until acted on by an unbalanced force, we suspended it with rubber bands so that the unbalanced force to stop it would not be the ground but it would be the pressure applied by the rubber band. This also Apply…

Introduction Sparta was one of the most powerful cities/states in Ancient Greece. It is famous for its powerful army as well as its battles. Ancient Sparta was a society that was influenced heavily by militaristic backgrounds. Sparta is considered one of the major military powers in ancient societies. Spartan culture was centred on obedience and cultivation to the states military service. Spartan boys were introduced into rigorous, Iniquitous and exhausting training, at a very young age. Women…

In this first lecture week we were shown two Greek societies who existed during the same time with different governing bodies. Athens was known throughout the Greek world as the first democratic run civilization while Sparta was known to have been run as an oligarchy. In the following paragraphs of this essay, I will be presenting the features of each society that determined who led the governing bodies of each and thereby made all the major decisions in their communities. In comparing both…

Sullivan Jackson Kachigan Physics 16 February, 2018 SAHC: SJ How Mass Effects Luge Luge is an unusual sport where the rider or riders on a sled-like device are barreling down an ice track at speeds up to 97 mph. Because of these tremendous speeds, one may think that the rider(s) must be light and nimble so they could glide through the course with ease. However, this is the complete opposite of reality and in the physics world, it makes complete sense. As you may have guessed, the…

The people of Athens and Sparta participated in public life in very different ways due to the differences in their social structures. Each had very different histories and events that led to two distinct versions of democracy within Greece in which different classes of people were able to participate at certain levels. “Sparta was a warrior society…and only warriors participated in political life” (Brand, 1). Their was certainly a strict social order with the Helots, or slaves and serfs,…

Contributions to Modern Society The Greeks made an enormous impact on America. In which literature as well as mathematics are used today and America's democratic government is run. Contributions Greeks made to society impacted and led to the development of the current form of democracy, the influence of Ancient Greek literature, and the influence of mathematics. The democratic government used today was influenced by Greek culture. The ancient Greek statesmen, Pericles had many views on…

Kinetic Energy and Potential Energy Math Exploration 2/14/2018 Part 1: Finding Kinetic and Potential Energy Directions: For each situation, you need to determine if the object has KE or GPE or both. Then find their values. Be sure to include the correct units. 1. A 2-kg bowling ball sits on top of a building that is 40 meters tall. Circle one: KE / GPE / both Show your work for finding the values of each type of energy the object has: The ball is not moving and is at a height above…

Fellow Athenians, today I will share with you the reasons why we must enact a law to give citizenship to the metics of our great city and to the freed slaves worthy of the title! I will persuade you to cast your vote to help our worthy brethren become full members of our society. As a simple pottery maker myself, I sell my wares in The Agora. Some well-known and wealthy metic families have been there in my hours of need. Through the issuance of loans from these great families, I was able to…

One of the primary ways they were comparable was in their type of government. Both Athens and Sparta had an Assembly, whose individuals were chosen by the general population. Sparta was controlled by two kings, who ruled until they passed on or were constrained out of office. Athens was led by Archons, who were chosen every year. Consequently, in consideration of the fact that the two sections of Athens' administration had pioneers who were chosen, Athens is said to have been the origin of…