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i can answer correctly only about Sparta. the town is heard for the first time from ancient Achaioi and its king Menelaos and his queen Helen of Troy, which is considered as the reason of the Troyan War. That era ended when Dorians came from the north and the new era starts. It is known as the Sparta of King Leonidas, as a very strict city where the Spartan's proffession is simply war ( ex. wars with the Persians), that era ends when Sparta is occupied by Alexander the great. in between there was the Peloponnesean war between Sparta and Athens and their allies and the defeat of Athens. Practically both of them lost. That is the reason why it was occupied by Alexander the great sice they were coming from a 30-year-old war. Long after Macedonians came the Romans and I think that is very very shortly the history of Sparta. Thebes is a city with common background as Sparti. it is close to Athens and it was one of their rivals In about 379/8 bc Thebes broke free of Spartan oppression and undertook a war with Sparta in that ultimately led to Sparta's fall, after which Sparta allied with Athens and waged war with Thebes and brought Thebes back down.
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What city's are in Ancient Greece?
In Ancient Greece there were city states that had a variety of political systems like democratic [Athens at Classical Era], oligarchy [Thebes], monarchy [Sparta, Macedonia, Epirus, Thrace etc..]
What was the strongest city-state in ancient Greece?
The first Greek city-state was Mycenae (my-SEE-nee).
Who is the most important leader of Thebes?
Which Thebes, Greece or Egypt
Sparta's greatest rival in ancient times was?
Athens, then Thebes.
Who are the people who conquered Athens and Sparta?
The Macedonians, a Hellenistic people to the North of Greece, conquered an army of Greek city-states at the Battle of Chaeronea in the Fourth Century BC. Athens and Sparta were among them, but the Greak coalition was led by Thebes which had replaced Sparta as the leading political force in Greece, just as Sparta had earlier destroyed the power of Athens. The Macedonians were well-organized, skilled at war, and led by the able king Philip of Macedon. Greece remained a Macedonian territory until the arrival of the Romans, whereupon both became Roman territory.
Who was Greece dominated by after Persian War?
First Sparta, then Thebes, then Macedonia.
Is Thebes in peloponnese?
No, Thebes is not in the Peloponnese; it is located in Boeotia, a region in Central Greece. Thebes was an important city-state in ancient Greece, known for its military power and rivalry with Athens and Sparta. The Peloponnese, on the other hand, is a separate peninsula to the south of mainland Greece, home to cities like Sparta and Corinth.
What were the two most powerful city-states in early Greece?
Athens, Thebes, and Sparta were the three most powerful Greek City-States.
What city defeated Sparta in 371 BC enabling the cities of Greece to regain their independence?
Thebes
What were the two first cities in ancient Greece?
Over time, Argos, Sparta, Athens, Thebes.
What were the 2 greatest city-states in Greece?
This changed over time - Argos, Sparta, Athens, Thebes.
What are four city-states that existed in ancient Greece?
Olympia, Sparta,Athens,Marathon,Mycenae,Thebes,Piraeus,or Salamis
Who fought for power in ancient Greece between 399 BC and 338 BC?
Sparta, Athens, Thebes, and Macedonia were the main players for power in Greece at the time
What city-states dominated Greece after the Persian Wars?
First Athens, then Sparta, then Thebes until Macedonia took over.
What were the two most powerful city - states in early Greece?
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What city's are in Ancient Greece?
In Ancient Greece there were city states that had a variety of political systems like democratic [Athens at Classical Era], oligarchy [Thebes], monarchy [Sparta, Macedonia, Epirus, Thrace etc..]
What were the three most important city-states in Greece?
Athens, Thebes, and Sparta were the three most powerful Greek City-States.
