The Spartan government was similar to the same government the founding fathers of America created. The Spartans government involved dual kingship, controlled by two families. In addition to the dual kingship, the Spartans also had a popular assembly which was very ineffective. This “Apella” was considered a laughing stock, and voting was determined by which side could bang their shields louder. The early American “General Assembly” also consisted of voting by two parties. The founding fathers saw the potential of democracy, so they fixed its problems then began using it for America’s government. In addition to the similar government, the two kings were also required to take an oath once a month, this oath not to exceed their authority. This
