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Even though Sparta was a whole separate culture from the Greeks of Athens they still shared many aspects of the Ancient Greek culture. They shared similar trade routes and crafting skills but the real differences between the two is how ones craft or profession was recognized by the culture socially. For example, in Sparta the rank of a soldier was considered to be one of the highest possible professions and was recognized to be just short of nobility to have a long-standing military lineage. In Athens culture wealth dictated social status and many soldiers enlisted into their army were at one time captured slaves.

Sparta was a warrior city state in which emphasis was placed on battlefield skill and cunning and military training. Contrary to popular belief they were well educated. It was said that when Spartan babies were born they were thrown in the lake to see if they could swim a be a worthy Spartan. One thing that stood out about Sparta is that a woman was allowed to own propert there and I believe this was unique for Greek city states.

Athenians viewed themselves as thinkers not fighters and were more concerned with social order and celebrating wine festivals. The first great democracy with incredible architecture and

The Prostestants were once Catholics and they protested some of the beliefs of the Faith and left the Church. They removed several books from the Bible which addressed some of the teachings that they were rejecting. Specifically the ones regarding divorce. There was a King who wanted a divorce and could not get one because he was Catholic hence the protestant revolution began. Other teachings rejected were confession to a priest, veneration of Mary and other Saints. The list has grown over the years and depending on which denomination. God Bless...