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Pericles had three goals for Athens. The first was to strengthen democracy. The second was to expand the empire. The third was to beautify Athens.
Roman technological inventions include aqueducts, concrete, roads and highways, and battlefield surgery among others. Their advances particularly in engineering helped them strengthen their military forces and expand their empire.
Roman technological inventions include aqueducts, concrete, roads and highways, and battlefield surgery among others. Their advances particularly in engineering helped them strengthen their military forces and expand their empire.
Roman technological inventions include aqueducts, concrete, roads and highways, and battlefield surgery among others. Their advances particularly in engineering helped them strengthen their military forces and expand their empire.
The Greek wealth depended on overseas trade. Therefore, Athens was determined to protect its overseas trade and its homeland. At the end of the Persian War, the Greek city-states formed a league for mutual protection. Meaning that it was called the Delian League.I hope this answer helped you :) I learned about this question earlier in class and this answer had came from the exact answer from the textbook. Put it in your own words. Good luck!-KT
Roman's did a few things to expand their democracy. They made more people and money.
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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.
Pericles had set three main goals, military goal, artistic goal, and political goal. Those where the goals he wanted to accomplish, so it would make Athens a better city and a city who would be known for its beauty and for how well it was constructed.
improve, strengthen, expand, enlarge
They were polar opposites, Athens being a scholarly, open empire, with Sparta being a military state that detested change. Sparta had a powerful army, Athens had a powerful navy. Both were also ambitious and wanted to expand their reaches of influence. They were bound to bump heads a few times.
To expand their empire