The Peloponnesus Peninsula in Southern Greece.

Two kings who led the army nd performed religious ceremonies, the assembly who made decisions of war and peace, and the council of elders who ordered executions

A relative of Solon who made his reforms go even further dividing large estates and giving citizenship to Athenians who didn't own land.

To prevent future revolts from helots.

Enslaved people in Sparta.

They entered the army.

More freedom, they could own property, they trained sports to remain physically fit to be strong mothers.

They could live at home again but they had to continue training.

The fear of losing helots make them reject any new ideas or unwelcoming visitors and forbidding people to leave the state unless it was for a military reason.

After leaving their homes at the age of 7 they were sent to military camps where they would learn to fight, read and write. Education was obedience,

A merchant who ended farmers debts to nobles and freed slaves. He opened the assembly for all male citizens. Some people liked his changes and others didn't.

Elections favored the rich who were more popular. Lottery allowed every citizen to be a council member.

Northeast of Sparta about a two-day trip.