Spartan government differed from Athenian government primarily in that Sparta had two kings, while Athens was known for its democratic system that allowed for more citizen participation. Additionally, Sparta concentrated power in an aristocracy of landowners and did not have a citizens' assembly like Athens, which engaged its citizens in decision-making processes.
How did Spartan government differ from Athenian government? (1 point) Responses Sparta had two kings. Sparta had two kings. Sparta had no citizens’ assembly. Sparta had no citizens’ assembly. Sparta concentrated power in an aristocracy of landowners. Sparta concentrated power in an aristocracy of landowners. Sparta permitted all people to participate in government.
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