History of Europe Part 2

• Ethiopia Acropolis

The political domination of Ethiopia. There was a period of economic and cultural development called the golden or Perix period of Athens. The period began around 8080 BC. When the Dalen defeated the Persians in league salaries. In the 5th century AD, Ethiopia gradually became an empire. Athens transferred the Delaware League treasury from Athens to Athens for the Allies' rights. And they spent the construction of the Athenian Acrobat Police.

• Ancient Sparta area

Sparta was a small Greek military state. Which was originally located in Laconia. Which had the strongest army in the Greek world. And conquered the Ainan and Persian empires. Who was considered to be the natural protector of Greece.

During the conquest of Messianic War 1631 BC, in 8080 BC, the Spartan unit under Shah Leonidas took the stand against the Persian army in the battle of Dermopyla. One year later, Sparta led a Greek alliance against the Persians in Plattea. And won some decisions. Athens with Sparta in the later Classic period. Dibs and Persia were the regional powers fighting the war against one another.

As a result of the Peloponnesian War, Sparta, which was traditionally a continental culture, rose to its peak in naval power. It defeated quite a few Chaldean Greek states until it succeeded on the mighty Navy's Athens. By the end of the fifth century it had emerged as a racer. Which defeated the Persian and Athenian empires in battle. Sparta was the most civilized state.

• Macedonia

Epirus to the west of Macedonia and the ancient Pharisee to the east is the name of an ancient empire in northern Greece, along the border of the kingdom of Odysseus. For a brief period, Alexander the Great became the most powerful state in the world, conquering the most famous world including the entire Scandinavian Empire after the inauguration of the Hellenistic Age of Greek history.

Clasky was the height of Macedon, a small kingdom in Greece. Which dominated the Hellenic world. This greatness is largely attributed to the personality and policies of Philip 2 of Macedonia. Philip's expedient policies of military prowess and Macedonian greatness showed their success. The situation today worsened with defeat against the Aleirinen, in which King Pericles himself died. Piano and Darcy inhabitants invade the western part of the country. The Athenian coast, however, came under the command of the Macedonian claimant Argos in Mithuni. Pull back the pianos and desserts using flip diplomacy. And crush 3,000 Ethiopian hoplites. He focused on strengthening his position and, above all, his army. Sareesa, Macedonia's most important army corps. Introduces a long-range flank inflatable corps.

Philip's son Alexander the Great ruled not only the Greek cities but also the Persian Empire, including Egypt. And succeeded in appropriating Macedonia to the territories of East India. The conquered areas of Alexander follow the pattern of government. It blends Greek culture and education. Shortly after his death the empire entered several Hellenic governments. Its conquest gave a lasting legacy to the newly formed Greek-speaking cities in the Olan region of Persia. Which mentioned the Hellenistic covenant. In the division of the kingdom of Alexander among the Dyaduchi the Macedonian family went to the Antipater family. Which was abolished after only a few years by the Antigon family.