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The city-states were left open to conquest by the Macedonians.

• Consequence of the Peloponnesian Wars.

• Result of the Persian Wars.

• Impact of the Roman Conquest.

• Outcome of the Trojan War.

Athens began to dominate the other Greek cities in the Delian League.

• Cause of the Peloponnesian Wars.

• Strengthening of the Athenian Navy.

• Formation of the Spartan Alliance.

• Increased trade with Persia.

The growing political conflict between Athens and Sparta led to war.

• Context for the Peloponnesian Wars.

• A treaty between Athens and Sparta.

• The rise of the Roman Empire.

• The establishment of democracy in Athens.

Pericles used the league's money to rebuild Athens.

• Cause of the Peloponnesian Wars.

• A strategy for economic growth.

• A method to strengthen the navy.

• An initiative for cultural development.

Sparta formed a partnership, called the Peloponnesian League, with other city-states.

• Cause of the Peloponnesian Wars.

• A treaty to promote trade.

• An alliance for cultural exchange.

• A military pact against Persia.

Create a chart listing the causes and effects of the Peloponnesian Wars.

• Understanding the Peloponnesian Wars

• Analyzing the economic impact of the wars

• Exploring the cultural influences of ancient Greece

• Studying the geography of the Peloponnesian region

Greek alliances/partnerships ended.

• Effect of the Peloponnesian Wars.

• Rise of Macedonian power.

• Establishment of the Roman Empire.

• Formation of the Delian League.

All of Greece was left weak and vulnerable to conquest.

• Effect of the Peloponnesian Wars.

• Rise of Macedon.

• Formation of the Delian League.

• Establishment of the Hellenistic Period.

Sparta and its allies fought against Athens and its allies.

• Cause of the Peloponnesian Wars.

• A battle for control of the Mediterranean Sea.

• A conflict over trade routes in the Aegean.

• A struggle for dominance in the Olympic Games.

King Philip II of Macedonia conquered Greece and became ruler.

• Effect of the Peloponnesian Wars.

• Rise of the Roman Empire.

• Formation of the Delian League.

• Spread of Hellenistic Culture.