Sparta's rise to power after the war from "summary" of The Histories by Herodotus
After the war ended, Sparta emerged as a dominant force in the region. The city-state's military prowess and strategic alliances allowed it to expand its influence and power. Sparta's strong leadership and disciplined army made it a formidable opponent on the battlefield. The city-state's victory in the war solidified its position as a major player in the politics of the region. Sparta's rise to power was not without challenges. The city-state faced internal dissent and external threats from rival city-states. However, Sparta's leaders were able to navigate these obstacles through cunning diplomacy and decisive military action. By forging alliances and engaging in strategic military campaigns, Sparta was able to maintain its domi...
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