Originally it offered protection against Persia, provided the cities paid up their annual tax to pay for the upkeep of the Athenian fleet which protected them. However when peace was made with Persia, Athens still collected the money, by force if necessary, which it spent on itself. When Athens got into a war withe the Peloponnesian League, it dragged the cities into it.
Not too many advantages there.
Pelopponesian war, fought between Sparta and her alllies, and the Athenian Empire
The Athenian statesman and military commander who expanded the Athenian empire for 30 years was Pericles.
The Athenian Empire was more commonly called the Delian League. It dissolved in 404 BC at the end of the Peloponnesian War. There is a link below.
No
It involved the Greek in a destructive struggle for ascendancy between the Athenian empire, and the Peloponnesian league led by Sparta. It led to the dissolution of the Athenian empire, massive destruction in the Greek world, and solved little, with inter-city warfare continuing on amongst realigned allies afterwards.
The Peloponnesian War (490 B.C.) destroyed the Athenian Empire.
Pelopponesian war, fought between Sparta and her alllies, and the Athenian Empire
Athenian democracy, Roman Republic, Roman Empire
Persians
The Athenian statesman and military commander who expanded the Athenian empire for 30 years was Pericles.
no because it is seperate from the rest of the empire
no because it is seperate from the rest of the empire
no
Jesus was popular amongst poor people. The ones that were prepressed by both the government and the Roman empire. Jesus knew how to talk to these people and how to bring them comfort. That's why he was so popular. There were others, such as Simon Magg, that were popular among the rich of Roman empire.
The Athenian Empire was more commonly called the Delian League. It dissolved in 404 BC at the end of the Peloponnesian War. There is a link below.
The Delian League.
No