No he did not. Ares is the God of War and he was a Greek god so many people believed that ares rested in the soul of every spartan man but so may also believed that rested upon mount Olympus.
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Sparta, Thrace, and Macedonia
Ares was a god, not a city-state. Not surprisingly he was prominent in the city-state of Sparta.
No; Ares -the god of war - would have been one of the gods the Spartan Army would have worshiped.
Ares was associated with warfare and Sparta was known for its militaristic culture, so he likely appreciated the military strength and prowess of the United States. He may have seen similarities in the warrior spirit and combat capabilities between the two societies.
Most Greeks did not like his bloodthirst. But he was venerated in Sparta.
In Greek mythology, Sparta being considered Ares' abode means that the city was associated with the god of war, Ares. This connection likely reflects the military and warlike nature of Spartan society and their reverence for Ares as a powerful and fearsome deity.
Thrace was the birthplace and hometown of Ares, the Greek god of war. He also lived in Mount Olympus, Mani, Sparta, Macedonia, and Thebes.
It was not bad, but most people wanted to be warriors. Every day in Sparta people had to be brave. I believe they had the inspiration from Ares God of War.
Murica is violent and a place of war