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Why was the the Spartan educational system strict for females_____________?

Correct answer: C. To train future mothers of soldiers

  • A. To train for war
  • B. To train for households
  • C. To train future mothers of soldiers
  • D. To train for earnings

Explanation

Spartan girls received rigorous physical training because the state expected them to become strong mothers of future soldiers. Their education was therefore linked to military strength even though they were not trained as regular soldiers.

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