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Spartan Society: Oligarchy, the Agoge, and the Helot System
Describe Spartan political structure, military training (agoge), and reliance on enslaved helots.
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Ancient Greece: City-States, Culture, and Democracy
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Analyze the geography of the Aegean, compare Athens and Sparta, explore Greek philosophy and arts, and trace Hellenistic diffusion.
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SS.6-8.WGGS.12Nevada Social Studies Standards · 7th GradeCompare rise and fall of governmental systems and political developments across the world.
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