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What virtues does Archidamus stress the importance of for Sparta?
What virtues does Archidamus stress the importance of for Sparta?
- Toughness, obedience, cunning, simplicity, and preparedness (correct)
- Humility, kindness, generosity, forgiveness, and tolerance
- Intelligence, creativity, adaptability, empathy, and patience
- Aggression, arrogance, deceitfulness, complexity, and impulsiveness
According to Archidamus, what is the basis of Spartan preparations against an enemy?
According to Archidamus, what is the basis of Spartan preparations against an enemy?
- Underestimation of the enemy's capabilities
- Belief in the enemy's blunders
- Dependence on chance and luck
- Assumption that the enemy's plans are good (correct)
What does Archidamus emphasize about the education in Sparta?
What does Archidamus emphasize about the education in Sparta?
- It promotes individualism and free thinking
- It instills self-control and respect for laws (correct)
- It encourages rebellion and disobedience
- It focuses on academic excellence and theoretical knowledge
What does Archidamus suggest about the schemes of enemies?
What does Archidamus suggest about the schemes of enemies?
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What does Archidamus believe about the superiority between individuals?
What does Archidamus believe about the superiority between individuals?
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Study Notes
Definition of Civics
- Civics is the study of the rights and obligations of citizens in society.
Origin of the Term
- The term "civics" derives from the Latin word "civicus", meaning "relating to a citizen".
Scope of Civics
- Civics relates to behavior affecting other citizens, particularly in the context of urban development.
Civic Education
- Civic education includes the study of theoretical, political, and practical aspects of citizenship.
- It covers the study of civil law and civil codes.
- It focuses on the role of citizens in the operation and oversight of government.
Historical Context
- In ancient Rome, a corona civica was a garland of oak leaves worn about the head like a crown.
- It was awarded to someone who saved another Roman citizen from death in war.
- The recipient was granted the right to wear the corona civica.
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