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They built and Empire. once a city-state became a League member, it could not with draw unless all the other members agreed. The League had a navy. The Athenians built and crewed these boats. but, the other city-state paid the cost. Athens became to gain more and more power. People started to use Athenian coins instead of Greek money. In a short while, the Delian League had turned into the Athenian Empire.
After peace had been made with the Persians, they continued to levy the annual war contributions, by force where necessary, and used the money to maintain the enforcement fleet and to glorify itself. It also levied ships and troops to help dominate the reluctant members, and to confront the rest of the Greek city-states.
They built and Empire. once a city-state became a League member, it could not with draw unless all the other members agreed. The League had a navy. The Athenians built and crewed these boats. but, the other city-state paid the cost. Athens became to gain more and more power. People started to use Athenian coins instead of Greek money. In a short while, the Delian League had turned into the Athenian Empire.
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What was significant about the age of Pericles?
The significance of the Age of Pericles was a period of cultural boom. Athenian economic, cultural, and political growth occurred during this time. It is also referred to as "The Golden Age of Athens."
Did Athens built the Parthenon?
Yes, the Athenians did build the parthenon.
How did Egyptians build an empire?
They built an empire by dicoeber
Where was the Greek empire?
In generally the same locations as the modern country of Greece, in extreme SE Europe between Italy and Turkey, including many small islands in the Aegean Sea. In ancient and Byzantine times Asia Minor (modern Turkey) was also part of Greece which also had many colonies in southern Italy.
What did the size of the empire compel the incas to do?
They had to build a system of roads.
Why did the Athenians build the Parthenon?
Celebrate victory over the Persians
Why was Athens an important place in ancient Greece?
When peace was made with the Persian Empire in 449 BCE after 50 years of war, Athens seized the funds of the anti-Persian Delian League and continued to enforce annual payment of the war levy by the cities of the League. It used this money to sustain the war fleet which continued to collect the money, and used the funds to glorify the city (build the Parthenon etc), to put half its own populace on the public payroll, entice the best artists and other performers and philosophers and natural scientists etc to Athens. It became, for a half century, the centre of the Greek world, however its hubris caused it to over-reach itself in the disastrous 27-year Peloponnesian War against the southern Greek Peloponnesian league led by Athens. It lost in 404 BCE, was stripped of the empire it had created out of the Delian League, and without the money it extorded from that empire, sank to being a second-rate power.
What was significant about the age of Pericles?
The significance of the Age of Pericles was a period of cultural boom. Athenian economic, cultural, and political growth occurred during this time. It is also referred to as "The Golden Age of Athens."
When and how did the Egyptians build their empire?
how did the egyptians build an empire.
How did the Athenians get such a big empire?
Athens struck it rich in silver mining and used the money to build the most powerful navy of any of the Greeks, thus extending their range. The later Macedonian and Roman Empires would be larger, but the Athenian Empire was very big for its time.
Did Athens built the Parthenon?
Yes, the Athenians did build the parthenon.
Why might some Greek city-states have wanted to withdraw from the Delian League?
The Delian League was formed under Athenian leadership to oppose Persia and keep the Greek city-states liberated from the Persian Empire from falling back under its control. When Persia agreed to peace and to keep away from these cities, Athens took the League treasury used to fud the resistance to Persia to Athens, but also kept up the annual levy for the fighting fund, collected by force if necessary. The cities did not see why they should continue these payments. Athens did, because it used the money to build the Parthenon etc and keep half its population on the public payroll, including it's navy which made an annual cruise extorting the contributions (or 'tribute') for the now-defunct anti-Persian defence. They were kept paying, as Athens replaced the Persians as a master, so the cities, in escaping the Persian Empire, found themselves trapped in an Athenian Empire.
How did the Egyptians build an Empire?
They built an empire by dicoeber
How did the Egyptians build the Empire?
They built an empire by dicoeber
How did Egyptians build an empire?
They built an empire by dicoeber
What led to the downfall of athenian empire?
Athens over-reached itself in interfering in the affairs of the other Greek city-states, overconfident that its power, war fleet and financial resources could protect it. The Peloponnesian League led by Sparta called its bluff, and Athens lost a destructive 27-year war and was stripped of its empire, becoming thereafter a second rate power. The turning point in the war was the intervention of Persia, which still had payback to make over its defeat by the Athenian-led Delian League. It provided the Peloponnesian League with the money to build a navy to match the hitherto-unbeatable Athenian navy, and also to pay more than Athens to attract the best warship rowers from Athenian service into the Peloponnesian fleet.
What led to the Athenian empire's downfall?
Athens over-reached itself in interfering in the affairs of the other Greek city-states, overconfident that its power, war fleet and financial resources could protect it. The Peloponnesian League led by Sparta called its bluff, and Athens lost a destructive 27-year war and was stripped of its empire, becoming thereafter a second rate power. The turning point in the war was the intervention of Persia, which still had payback to make over its defeat by the Athenian-led Delian League. It provided the Peloponnesian League with the money to build a navy to match the hitherto-unbeatable Athenian navy, and also to pay more than Athens to attract the best warship rowers from Athenian service into the Peloponnesian fleet.
