In the chaotic decades between 404 B.C.E. and 338 B.C.E., power shifted frequently between different Greek pol

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In the chaotic decades between 404 B.C.E. and 338 B.C.E., power shifted frequently between different Greek poleis. Place the following poleis in the chronological order in which they dominated their rivals.

Thebes, Athens, Sparta

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Sparta → Athens → Thebes.

Briefly: Sparta dominated after the Peloponnesian War (from 404 BC); Athens regained regional leadership with the Second Athenian League in the late 370s (c. 378–371 BC); Thebes then became hegemon after the Battle of Leuctra (371 BC) and held power through the 360s.

In the chaotic decades between 404 B.C.E. and 338 B.C.E., power shifted frequently between different Greek poleis. Place the following poleis in the chronological order in which they dominated their rivals.

Thebes, Athens, Sparta

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In the chaotic decades between 404 B.C.E. and 338 B.C.E., power shifted frequently between different Greek poleis. Place the following poleis in the chronological order in which they dominated their rivals. Thebes, Athens, Sparta

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In the chaotic decades between 404 B.C.E. and 338 B.C.E., power shifted frequently between different Greek poleis. Place the following poleis in the chronological order in which they dominated their rivals.

Thebes, Athens, Sparta