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What was the role of the Delian League in the creation of Athenian empire?
it was the name of the alliance against the Persians purple pie
How did the formation of the Delian League give proof to the saying that strength lies in unity?
Delian League was the Athenian alliance, founded after the Persian Wars as a military organization directed against the Achaemenid Empire, but converted by Pericles into an Athenian empire. Because of this unity, it was very strong.
Why did Sparta refuse to join the Delian League?
Sparta refused to join the Delian League because they refused to give tokens.
Why did Greek city-states form the delian league?
they formed the delian league because they had to join toegether to defeat the Persians
Who fought in the pelopenisian wars?
The Delian league and the peloponisian league
What was the alliance headed by Athens?
delian league
The alliance of Greek city-states was called the?
Delian League
What was the alliance of greek city states called?
Delian League
Why did the Delian league begin as an alliance with Greece?
to protect the Greeks from the Persians
In which city state alliance did Athens become the leader?
The Delian League
What was the role the Delian League in the creation of the Athenian empire?
it was the name of the alliance against the Persians purple pie
Who was the leader of a powerful alliance ok Greek city-states after the Persian Wars?
Sparta led the Peloponnesian League, Athens led the Delian League.
What was ruled by Athens and Delian League?
Athens ruled the Delian League.
What alliance of Greek city-states helped bring greater defense and greater trade to the Aegean Sea area?
delian league
What was the role of the Delian League in the creation of Athenian empire?
it was the name of the alliance against the Persians purple pie
When did Wars of the Delian League happen?
Wars of the Delian League happened in -449.
The establishment of the Delian League caused Athens to become very?
The establishment of the Delian League allowed Athens to protect its sea borders and lessen the threat of becoming a target for the Persian Empire. This alliance caused Athens to become the dominant city-state in Greece.
