Boys started school at age 7 to learn how to read and write
Athens Or Sparta
Both Athens and Sparta had different approaches to education for boys.
In Athens, boys started school at the age of 7. They attended a primary school known as the "grapheus" until the age of 14. During this time, boys learned reading, writing, and arithmetic. They also studied music, physical education, and literature. At the age of 14, boys could choose to continue their education at a secondary school called the "paideia." This education focused on philosophy, politics, and public speaking. The goal of education in Athens was to produce well-rounded citizens who could participate in democratic society.
In Sparta, boys started their formal education at the age of 7 as well. However, their education focused more on physical training and military skills than academics. Boys would enter "agoge," which was a strict training program that aimed to mold boys into strong, disciplined warriors. They underwent rigorous physical training, endurance exercises, and combat lessons. Spartan education emphasized discipline, obedience, and the values of strength and courage. Reading and writing were taught, but they were considered secondary to physical training.
Overall, while both Athens and Sparta started educating boys at the age of 7, their educational focuses and goals were different. Athens emphasized a well-rounded education that prepared boys for democratic participation, while Sparta focused more on physical training and preparing boys for military service.
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Apologies if my response was not what you were looking for. In both Athens and Sparta, boys started school at the age of 7 to learn how to read and write.
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Boys started school at age 7 to learn how to read and write in Athens.
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some citizens vote on some laws
all citizens vote on each law
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