What were characteristics of life in Athens but not in Sparta? Select all correct answers.

Death in battle was considered the highest honor.

Art was considered a useless pastime.

Sea trade was important to the economy.

All citizens could vote on matters of concern to the state.

While Sparta adopted a limited form of democracy, Athens pushed forward into a radical form of democracy.

While Sparta rested on a rural economy, Athens formed an empire and used the proceeds to expand its culture - attracting outstanding people from around the Greek world in architecture, arts, philosophy, science.

The pillaged money was also diverted to putting half Athens' people on the public payroll, while Sparta lived of its serf population's produce.

Explanation:

agriculture revolution