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Athens left the Delian League primarily due to growing tensions and conflicts with other member states, particularly after the Peloponnesian War. The city-state sought to consolidate its power and influence, leading to increased autocracy and imposition of Athenian ideals on allies. Additionally, financial strains and military defeats contributed to Athens' decision to distance itself from the League, which had originally been established for mutual defense against Persia. Ultimately, the desire for independence and a shift in political dynamics prompted Athens to withdraw.

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