Question

he war with perisa, the economic and political power of athens grew. the other city-states, especially sparta, d. politically and socially, sparta and athens were quite different. neither trusted the other. both wanted to be n the greek world. ke out in 431 b.c. and continued until 404 b.c. historians call this conflict the peloponnesian war because in the peloponnesus. during the next 25 years, each side won some victories but was unable to defeat its sparta made a deal with the persian empire. the spartans agreed to give the persians some greek territ . in return, sparta received enough persian gold to build its own navy. sparta destroyed the athenian na empire collapsed. ponnesian war brought disaster to the greek city-states. the governments were left divided and weak in battle or from disea eople with no way to earn a liv s of young greeks lef ormation from the ich statement below. ning the war with the peloponnesian war ecause the other city und by another city-state years. with the help of persia, was able to win the war. the peloponn athens sparta rome

Explanation:

The text states Sparta made a deal with the Persian Empire, received gold to build a navy, and defeated Athens, ending the Peloponnesian War.

Answer:

Sparta