Due to evaded by Roman empire
The Rise and Fall of Sparta. Sparta was the only city left at the end of the Peloponesse was who were in a fit enough state to take over as leader of Greece. However, instead of liberating the other Greek city states from the domination of Athens and the Delian League as it had promised, Lysander set about installing obligarchies. It was no surprise to any economist that the European Union, at first, refused to allow the country to join the euro when the new currency started in 1999. Quite simply, its debts were too high and inflation was out of control. After the fall of Macedonia the other states of Greece still continued fighting with one another. So in about twenty years (B. C. 146) a Roman army was sent against them. A battle was fought near [262] Corinth in which the Greeks were completely defeated. Greece fell when the Roman Empire envaded Greece and changed their religion. Wasnt a good Idea though. I'll Say! I mean even though it was reletively the same, same gods different names, and the same legends, just from a different point of view. The conquests of Alexander the Great ensured that the Greek world continued to grow, but it did so 'while converging on a common polis culture'. The art and literature of Hellenistic Greece became too embedded in the Roman world to suffer the same fall as Greece itself, as it was consolidated into Rome's empire. THE FALL OF GREECE. [261] T HE states of Greece tried again and again to throw off the Macedonian yoke. Unfortunately, however, they often quarreled with one another and were not united against Macedonia. For this reason the kings of that state kept their place as masters of Greece for another hundred years. The exhausted city-states failed to prevent the Macedonian conquest and easily fell to them. This was the first fall of the Ancient Greece. Under Alexander the Great, a Macedonian king, Greece was united and the nation was enlarged through conquests. However, this unity did not last long. As for Alexander he was Macedonian, so not even from Greece itself. His empire split into that in Greece, the Seleucids, and the Ptolemaic dynasty in Egypt. He left his empire to the strongest so the Generals split it up themselves.
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