For 10 points, name this Greek city-state which was ruled briefly by the Thirty Tyrants after losing the Peloponnesian War to Sparta.
An uprising instigated by this polity saw its forces and those of its allies defeated in the Battle of Crannon, following the death of Alexander the Great. In the aftermath of the Lamian war, Antipater forced it to accept an oligarchy under Phocion. Its forces captured many hostages at the Battle of Sphacteria, one of its successes in the Archidamian War along with the engagement at Naupactus under its talented commander Phormio. Its later military commanders include Conon, who rebuilt the fortifications connecting it to its main port at Piraeus; those Long Walls were constructed at the instigation of Themistocles. For 10 points, name this Greek city-state which was ruled briefly by the Thirty Tyrants after losing the Peloponnesian War to Sparta.
An uprising instigated by this polity saw its forces and those of its allies defeated in the Battle of Crannon, following the death of Alexander the Great.
{Athens}