Athens and Sparta were the two most famous and powerful city states in Ancient Greece. However, Sparta and Athens were quite different from each other in many ways, for example, by their values, politics, and societies. In Athens, the system of the ruling was a democracy which means a system of government. Whereas, in Sparta, the ruling system was oligarchy which means a small group of people having control of a country. The Athenians gave importance to music and art while the Spartans gave importance to fitness and bravery to build a strong army. As compared to Athens, the life in Sparta was harsh and uncomfortable.
Sparta<span> was ruled by two kings, who ruled until they died or </span>were<span> forced out of office.</span>Athens<span> was ruled by archons, who </span>were<span> elected annually. Thus, because both parts of </span>Athens<span>' government had leaders who </span>were<span> elected, </span>Athens<span> is said to have been the birthplace of democracy.</span>
Your answer would be B. The most dangerous job in the United States. Because the cave can come down, if you don't have the right equipment you can damage your lungs, and you may get stuck down there, or really hurt.
Non-price rationing system is commonly done by queuing (to resolve rationing problems brought by price ceilings) and by coupons (to restore buyer equilibrium). Favored customers who received special treatment from dealers when there is an excess demand, which means: owners giving goods and services to their friends, is another non-price rationing mechanism.
