The following statement describes which Greek city-state: daily life was dominated by the army

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: Healthy boys were trained at an early age to be soldiers.

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: Boys from rich families tried to improve their bodies & minds.

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: Soldiers learned to endure the hardships they would face as soldiers...for example: they weren't given shoes in the winter.

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: All men joined the army for two years while they were between the ages of 18 and 20.

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: Older men only had to serve in the army in times of war.

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: Men stayed in the army until they were 60 years old.

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: They believed that soldiers should be self-disciplined and obedient.

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: Boys learned about Greek history and legends.

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: Women had more rights than other Greek women.

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: Girls didn't receive much education.

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: Women couldn't serve in government, leave their homes, buy anything, or disobey husbands or fathers.

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: Women didn't spend any time spinning cloth or weaving.

The following statement describes which Greek city-state: Some women owned land and ran the house while their husbands were gone.