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Civics and Civic Education

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According to Archidamus II's speech, what are the Spartans wise in?

They are wise because they always base their preparations against an enemy on the belief in their blunders.

They are wise because they have a deep understanding of their enemies' plans and can easily criticize them.

They are wise because they are well-versed in useless matters and can give specious criticism of their enemies' plans.

They are wise because they are educated with too little learning to despise the laws, and with too severe a self-control to disobey them. (correct)

What virtues does Thucydides ascribe to ancient Sparta's civic education, according to the speech by Archidamus II?

Intelligence, creativity, empathy, adaptability, and innovation

Toughness, obedience, cunning, simplicity, and preparedness (correct)

Kindness, generosity, honesty, patience, and forgiveness

Strength, arrogance, deceptiveness, complexity, and flexibility

What do the Spartans always base their preparations against an enemy on, according to Archidamus II's speech?

The belief that chance is determinable by calculation

The assumption that their enemy's plans are good (correct)

The hope that their enemy will make blunders

The belief that there is a lot of difference between man and man

What does Archidamus II stress as the importance for Sparta?

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What does Archidamus II consider it right to rest their hopes on?

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Definition and Origin of Civics

Civics is the study of the rights and obligations of citizens in society.
The term "civics" derives from the Latin word "civicus", meaning "relating to a citizen".

Scope of Civics

Civics involves the study of behavior affecting other citizens, particularly in the context of urban development.

Civic Education

Civic education encompasses the theoretical, political, and practical aspects of citizenship.
It includes the study of civil law and civil codes.
Civic education focuses on the role of citizens in the operation and oversight of government, as opposed to external factors.

Historical Context

In ancient Rome, a corona civica, a garland of oak leaves, was worn as a crown to reward someone who saved a Roman citizen from death in war.
The wearer of the corona civica was granted a special privilege to wear it.

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Explore the rights, obligations, and practical aspects of citizenship in society with this quiz on civics and civic education. Dive into the study of civil law, government roles, and the impact of citizen behavior in urban development.