This city's government put down the populist Conspiracy of Cinadon, provoked by rising inequality here that worsened with the Law of Epitadeus.
This city's government put down the populist Conspiracy of Cinadon, provoked by rising inequality here that worsened with the Law of Epitadeus. This city tried to secure itself against enemies by allying with Amyntas III to tear down the Chalcidian League, and by supporting Phoebidas and Sphodrias' illegal land seizures from foreign powers. This city subordinated the Aegean Islands by appointing harmost-led (*) "decarchies" to control their cities. This city's excessive foreign adventuring taught its enemies how to defeat it at the Battle of Tegyra, a precursor to a battle in which another city used a phalanx with an extra-deep left wing to destroy this city's army under Cleombrotus. For 10 points, name this Greek city-state whose hegemony lasted from 404 to 371 B.C., after its victory in the Peloponnesian War.
This city's government put down the populist Conspiracy of Cinadon, provoked by rising inequality here that worsened with the Law of Epitadeus.
Sparta