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No; but you must surely be basing your HSC marker's explanation on that question's BOS criteria - (which, seeing the question was only asked in 2008... there was a similar one in 2006 but you said 'always' so I assumed you were getting your information from guidelines which were relevant to that particular question...)emo-kid-91 said:role and status of women in spartan society
not spartan women. see the difference?
did i say 2008?
were you not? OK then.
I'm not saying that's not true, though I did not see this point of view. You can defs argue it.emo-kid-91 said:i'm not. spartiate women did no household tasks (ie cleaning, cooking, sewing) like other greek women - instead delegating that to perioikoi women - and helot women worked the fields with the men; these are significant facts about women in spartan society that needed to be mentioned. the classes - ie statuses - and their duties - meaning their roles - needed to be mentioned.
But to say you can't get full marks for not approaching it that way is a tad absolute, don't you think?
It's like a marker saying 'hmm, someone wrote 10 pages with sources from Plutarch, Xenophon, Plato, Thucydides, Euripdes and Aristophanes... talking about periokic and helot women, and their economic, eugenic and free status and roles. But they forgot to mention their religious roles... so, yeah, they're only getting 6 marks.'
anyway, its over now - lol, I'm just being a jerk now, soz. But I dont think what I'm saying is too far left field I hope!