Hegemony Gold Wars of Ancient Greece

Description:
The historic Greeks designed for themselves a community like no other, a community where each town had its own exclusive – and often amazing – lifestyle. From the Spartans, a lifestyle designed on a groundwork of captivity, a lifestyle that – with no need to make money – had devoted themselves to the ideas of actual physical efficiency, and surprisingly espoused the benefits of freedom; to the Athenians, a country of remarkable art and structure – companies which, even these days, continue to be unrivaled in appearance and wealth – a country whose structure provided democratic power to even the most affordable sounding citizen; the testimonies of Ancient greek many must have was like belief and star to an outsider

It was in this atmosphere that the idea of hegemony was born: the idea that one city-state could claim social popularity over the whole Ancient greek community.

Despite the long long-lasting battle for popularity between Athens and Sparta, neither of these leaders would create a long-lasting hegemony. It was a objective that would continue to be unsatisfied until Philip of Macedon, master of the relatively mysterious country of Macedonia, totally modified Ancient greek combat and overcome the whole Hellenic community, making it possible for his heir, Alexander the Great, to take the specific military of the Greeks and develop an business so wide that even Julius Caesar was said to be clearly anxious by the testimonies of this extraordinary good results.

This is the community of historic Portugal. A community of feuding city-states, of gallantry and deception, and of famous management. A community whose massive older would depart our own community for a long time modified. This is the community of Hegemony