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Thebes became a major city-state in ancient Greece during the 4th century BCE, particularly after the Battle of Leuctra in 371 BCE, when it defeated Sparta and established itself as a dominant power in Boeotia and beyond. The city's rise was marked by its military strength and political influence, which challenged the supremacy of Sparta and Athens. Thebes played a crucial role in various conflicts, including the Corinthian War and the rise of Macedon, further solidifying its status as a significant player in Greek politics.
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The Greek city states fought against each other Peloponnesian war what was the major effect of the war?
The major effect was that the Athenian Empire was destroyed and Sparta became the dominant city-state in Greece, until Sparta was defeated by Thebes.
What are the city-state of ancient Egypt?
Thebes, Abydos, Heliopolis, Memphis, Alexandria.
Who are ancient Greece Corinth rivals?
Ancient Corinth's rival was Thebes. Thebes was also a city-state in Greece just like Corinth.
Which Greek city-state eventually dominated Greek government?
Sparta, Athens then Thebes.
What effect did Alexander's burning the city-state of Thebes likely have on Greeks?
It was a warning to them of the result to be expected to any other city within the League of Corinth which was thinking of revolt as had Thebes. There were no other revolts.
Why do you think that Sparta did not become the leading Greek city-state?
It was the leading Greek city-state up to 470 BCE when displaced by Thebes.
Why did Sparta not become the leading Greek city state?
It was the leading Greek city-state for over a century until displaced by Thebes in 370 BCE.
Why did Sparta not become the leading Greek City-State?
It was the leading Greek city-state for over a century until displaced by Thebes in 370 BCE.
Who was thebes-greek mythology?
Thebes was a city-State, not a person, as well as Mycenae, Pylos, Athens, Sparta (etc.)
The Greek city states fought against each other Peloponnesian war what was the major effect of the war?
The major effect was that the Athenian Empire was destroyed and Sparta became the dominant city-state in Greece, until Sparta was defeated by Thebes.
What are the city-state of ancient Egypt?
Thebes, Abydos, Heliopolis, Memphis, Alexandria.
Did Athens or Sparta become the most powerful city-state after the peloponnesian war?
Sparta was temporarily the main power until overturned by Thebes three decades later.
Ancient capital of upper Egypt also a greek city state?
thebes
How did Thebes become so powerful?
by joining forces with other powerful city-states
Who are ancient Greece Corinth rivals?
Ancient Corinth's rival was Thebes. Thebes was also a city-state in Greece just like Corinth.
Which Greek city-state eventually dominated Greek government?
Sparta, Athens then Thebes.
When did the greek city state Thebes start?
When chocolate monkeys killed Alexander the great
