The Peloponnesian War began because a dominant Sparta confronted a rising Athens, not because particular individuals disliked each other.
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The Peloponnesian War began because a dominant Sparta confronted a rising Athens, not because particular individuals disliked each other.
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"...is what's because Sparta is the hegemon and Athens is the rising power and therefore they were bound to clash okay that's not what..."
"...pope in Evonon who is supported by France, which is a rising power in Europe at this time, okay? So this causes people to..."
"...make sense? Okay. So, while this is happening, Athens is the rising power in this world. And in 461 BCE, a new political leader..."
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