What nature of religion, craft laws of democracy were in Sparta?

Sparta was located quite isolated from other regions of Greece, in the south of the Peloponnese, in a very fertile valley sandwiched between the mountains and the Eurotus River. In the foothills, there were many rivers, streams and fruit trees.

The Spartans worshiped the same gods as the rest of the ancient Greeks. Part of the role of religion was assumed by the harsh Spartan morality.

Perieks were engaged in handicrafts, helots were engaged in agriculture. Only the production of weapons was at a high level. The manufacture of other things was developed only to the extent that it allowed satisfying the most necessary needs of the population.

The laws of Sparta are the laws of Lycurgus, which strictly regulate almost all elements of the life of a citizen of the policy. This was done in order to avoid property stratification between citizens.

There was no democracy as such; rather, the Sparta system can be called an oligarchic military republic with features of a tribal system.