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How did Athens benefit from its navy?
Athens always had a strong navy and they have benefitted their navy because of it's power.
Did Athens or Sparta have a strong navy?
Athens had a strong navy, while Sparta had a better army
Who won the pelopennesian war?
The Spartans won. the Greeks had the Navy, but Sparta had the stronger army.
Did Sparta have a good navy?
they did not have one Sparta eventually built a navy in the latter phase of their war with Athens, but they handled it badly, and the superior seamanship of the Athenian navy resulted in the humiliating loss of several sea battles. The Spartan king Lysander conquered Athens by using the Spartan navy in a different way, with an amphibious attack on Athens.
Was Athens main strength was in its navy?
yup sure is
Who had a stronger navy Athens or Sparta?
athens
What were the most powerful city states in Greece?
Athens and Spartas
What were the two most powerful city states Greece?
Athens and Spartas
What were Spartas and Athens strategies in the Peloponnesian war?
The Peloponnesian League led by Sparta besieged Athens in an attempt to starve it into coming to terms. The Athenians brought its people inside the walls and defended them, using its navy to bring in food, and to raid the Peloponnesian cities.
What were two most powerful city state in early Greece?
Athens and Spartas
Who was driven from Greece shortly before the golden age of Athens began?
Persians
Who where Spartas enmy?
1. Persia 2. Alexander the great 3. sometimes Athens 4. eventually rome
How did Athens benefit from its navy?
Athens always had a strong navy and they have benefitted their navy because of it's power.
Athens had a powerful?
Athens had a powerful navy.
Did Athens or Sparta have a strong navy?
Athens had a strong navy, while Sparta had a better army
What were spartas achievents?
What were spartas achievements
What roles did Athens and Sparta play in the Peloponnesian War?
Athens was the maritime power and Sparta was the continental power. The war slogged on and off for over thirty years until Sparta finally gained superiority at sea, and a plague brought in form the Pontic grain ships killed possibly as many as one-third of the population of Athens, leaving it, almost literally, too weak to fight.
