Spartan education had little or nothing in common with early Athenian education except the___________?
Correct answer: D. Simplicity of its educational aim
- A. Emphasis upon military training
- B. Stress upon beauty and grace
- C. Negligence of intellectual training
- D. Simplicity of its educational aim
Explanation
Despite their sharply different practices, both Spartan and early Athenian education pursued a relatively simple, clearly defined social aim. Military training and neglect of intellectual education describe Sparta more than Athens, while beauty and grace were especially Athenian.
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