Athens and Sparta were two most popular city-states of Ancient Greece. Athens was well known for its easygoing and peaceful atmosphere. On the other side, Sparta was strict and people were trained to become strong. Although they were situated fairly close one another, the citizens' lifestyles were enormously different. There were more differences than similarities between the rivals. They were both tough and able to obtain power over Greece however the ruling of the government system and the role of people among the two groups were extremely unlike.
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