Athens vs Sparta: Democracy and Oligarchy
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A source analysis worksheet exploring the differences between Athenian democracy and Spartan oligarchy through primary sources.
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Athens vs Sparta: Democracy and Oligarchy
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Source Analysis: Athens and Sparta
Source A: A Speech by Pericles on Athenian Democracy
"Our government is called a democracy because it is government by the many. Every citizen has a say in the decisions that affect the city. The power is in the hands of the people, and they decide on laws and policies through voting. This system allows us to reflect the will of the majority and ensures that no single person or small group controls everything. It encourages active participation and equality among citizens." Provenance: Pericles, 431 BC, speech recorded by Thucydides.
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