The Athenians , only because they came to grief during the Peloponnesian Wars by overestimating their powers to overwhelm Sparta .
England had been involved in three wars with the French during between 1682 and 1754.
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There were approximately 1025 wars between 1000 AD and 2000 AD.
This war between Messenia and Sparta was 743-724 BCE. It was an extension of the wars between the Achaeans who were the existing inhabitants and the incoming Dorians who were extending their grip on the Peloponnesian peninsula. Dorian Sparta won and gained control of the territory of the southern Peloponnese. The Messenians either left the area or became serfs of the Spartans. This serf (helot) population allowed the Spartans to concentrate on military activity, supported by the labour of the helots.
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The Spartans were involved in the Persian Wars, particularly the battle of Thermopylae (where 300 Spartans famously held off the Persians), the Peloponnesian War (against the Athenians), and other minor skirmishes with neighboring city states, which usually ended with the Spartans conquering the other city state.
No but other Spartans appear. This takes place before the majority of the Spartans were killed.
Spartans had a better armty
Unfortunatly You Can Only Make 3 Spartans At One Time Other Than In Campaign.
Yes. Spartans live in the Greek city state of Sparta.
The wars in Greece are about the Spartans were able to beat the Helots even though they were outnumbered 7 to 1.I hope that help.
ODST are ventrans spartans are super solder simple
Nothing. If you changed the Clone Troopers to Spartans and the Tranoshians to Elites, you would have turned Republic Commando into Halo. Nuff said.
No, It is not. It's actually supposed to take place in between Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 2You can tell by looking a the Spartans armor its mark V
The Spartans and Persians did not fight a war. The Spartans were part of a coalition of Greek states which opposed the Persian invasion of mainland Greece 480-479 BCE. A Spartan force under King Agesilaos II invaded Persian Asia Minor in 396-395, liberating Greek cities and looting, but was withdrawn to face troubles at home.