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Sparta valued innovation and change while Athens valued conserving what already existed.
Sparta valued innovation and change while Athens valued conserving what already existed.
Sparta preferred a culture that was free while Athens preferred a culture where people obeyed orders.
Sparta preferred a culture that was free while Athens preferred a culture where people obeyed orders.
Sparta valued the exchange of ideas while Athens expected people to refrain from sharing opinions.
Sparta valued the exchange of ideas while Athens expected people to refrain from sharing opinions.
Sparta was conservative about change and the sharing of ideas while Athens accepted change and new opinions.
Sparta was conservative about change and the sharing of ideas while Athens accepted change and new opinions.
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The best illustration of an important difference in the values of Sparta and Athens is:
"Sparta was conservative about change and the sharing of ideas while Athens accepted change and new opinions."
This reflects the contrasting values of the two city-states, where Sparta prioritized military discipline and a rigid social structure, while Athens encouraged intellectual exploration and democratic discourse.
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