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Coach Crews World History The Peloponnesian War Coach Crews World History

Peloponnesian War Notes Athens joined with other city-states to form the Delian League Athens gained control of the treasury and became very powerful Sparta became suspicious and joined with others against Athens; war broke out Athens was surrounded and everyone lived inside the city walls In the second year, disease broke out and killed 1/3 of the citizens Sparta made a deal with the Persians in order to build a navy The Spartan navy defeated the Athenians; Athens later surrendered

Review Questions Restate each question: What caused the lack of trust between Athens and Sparta? What caused the Peloponnesian War? What was the “Funeral Oration”? What was the result of the Peloponnesian War? How did the war effect the city-states of Greece?