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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)
- Wisdom, independence, wit, frugality, and foresight
- Strength, intelligence, creativity, adaptability, and agility
- Courage, kindness, flexibility, humility, and alertness
What does Archidamus emphasize about the Spartan education?
What does Archidamus emphasize about the Spartan education?
- It instills self-control and respect for laws (correct)
- It focuses on military training and combat skills
- It encourages rebellion against authority
- It promotes individualism and critical thinking
According to Archidamus, what should Spartan preparations against an enemy be based on?
According to Archidamus, what should Spartan preparations against an enemy be based on?
- The assumption that the enemy's plans are good (correct)
- The superiority of one man over another
- The belief in the enemy's blunders
- The calculation of chance and luck
What does Archidamus imply about the knowledge taught in Spartan education?
What does Archidamus imply about the knowledge taught in Spartan education?
What does Archidamus believe about the difference between man and man?
What does Archidamus believe about the difference between man and man?
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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 is the study of the theoretical, political, and practical aspects of citizenship.
- It includes 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, a garland of oak leaves, was worn as a crown to reward a person who saved another Roman citizen from death in war.
- The wearer of the corona civica was granted a special right.
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