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What was the primary consequences when the peloponnesian war weaken the greek states?
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The usual outcomes of war - loss of life, destruction of property, loss of productivity, starvation, pillage, leaving the whole Greek world weakened, setting the scene for more internal warm and intervention by first Persia and then Macedonia.
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∙ 11y agoWarfare between varying alliances continued.
Sparta was able to dominate mainland Greece until displaced by Thebes.
Macedonia took advantage of this to establish dominance of the divided Greek city-states.
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The Peloponnesian War 431-404 BCE devastated Greece. Sporadic warfare continued to weaken the city-states, enabling Persia to regain control of the Greek cities in Asia, and the weakness opened the way for Philip of Macedonia to establish hegemony over the cities of mainland Greece. His son Alexander conquered the Persian Empire and after his death his generals carved his empire up amongst themselves, dominating the Greek world.
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