Actual Reason Why Spartan Empire Went Extinct

Actual Reason Why Spartan Empire Went Extinct

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@jerome8601
@jerome8601 - 06.02.2024 21:11

Sound like America

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@flyingmatteo89
@flyingmatteo89 - 06.02.2024 12:52

There was no such thing as a Spartan empire.

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@atlasthetitan6849
@atlasthetitan6849 - 06.02.2024 11:41

Then, and again, sing of three hundred men!

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@javierdelacruz2309
@javierdelacruz2309 - 05.02.2024 19:24

Sounds like the US today

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@rajveerdodiya1365
@rajveerdodiya1365 - 05.02.2024 14:07

If you think of greatest warrior clans plzzz search about Rajputs and Sikhs

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@matthewferreira6950
@matthewferreira6950 - 04.02.2024 17:02

Probably politics

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@nawwk79
@nawwk79 - 03.02.2024 19:36

"This Is Sparta!!"

- Sun Tzu

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@duncan1724
@duncan1724 - 03.02.2024 15:28

Music ruins this

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@RoeK89
@RoeK89 - 03.02.2024 10:54

Imagine how we think some teachers was bad and cruel in our schools today.
Then imagine being offered into school in sparta.

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@Herobox-ju4zd
@Herobox-ju4zd - 02.02.2024 01:15

Because they were very very gay.

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@davidmushinski8196
@davidmushinski8196 - 01.02.2024 15:49

Sounds like the first communists

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@IIAugustusII
@IIAugustusII - 31.01.2024 05:36

Long live the Persian Empire

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@bruzh6359
@bruzh6359 - 28.01.2024 13:40

Far better education than lgbt school

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@ZHibiki
@ZHibiki - 26.01.2024 12:38

Tbh traditional warfare is still more interesting and "tactical" that moder warfare

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@nikoladodevski9917
@nikoladodevski9917 - 23.01.2024 23:10

you are using a very wrong term. "Greece" that's a new term used for todays country but it never existed then it is not a small thing and is very important thing

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@maxim13able
@maxim13able - 23.01.2024 10:46

Sparta's government cared less and less about the culture and the soldiers since about late 5 century BC...and their soldiers became weaker as the years went by...as Sparta's population increased there was allot of corruption in the city and along with the first spartan retreat in a battle somewhere in 371BC they were not elite anymore...

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@nazismomsrhos
@nazismomsrhos - 20.01.2024 16:53

Who remembers those little music videos they would play in class. MACEDON-I-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A MACEDONIAAAA Each dash is a pause like i am titanium

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@user-ei6wt2yz7i
@user-ei6wt2yz7i - 16.01.2024 08:58

There downfall is kinda what the entire world is going through right now, greedy politicians and generals that care more about themselves then the people

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@TheAndertejker
@TheAndertejker - 26.12.2023 10:32

Rome played them all like a fiddle.

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@Mikey122687
@Mikey122687 - 22.12.2023 22:10

You mean Zeus came down and wiped them out, then drive the blade into Kratos chest.

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@acid0p
@acid0p - 17.12.2023 15:35

Generally a very good video explaining the downfall of Sparta, however explanation of the beginning of the second peloponnesian war i think was misinterpreted, due to the huge growth of the athenian empire, Sparta became very tense with another empire that could challenge them for the hegemoni of greece, however this did not mean that the kings of Sparta were eager to go into battle, it is actually said that the king Archidamus the 2nd was really against fighting in the war, but due to the decision by the Spartan Ecclessia they went to war. Further than this it was actually Athens that provoked Corinth first, when Athens instructed one of Corinth's colonies, Potidaea, to tear down it’s walls when it didn’t want to, and even before this Athens also interfered in one of Corinths internal matter and fought against them in a battle on the sea even though they were only supposed to do something if Corinth got close to the mainland.

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@bybluechip
@bybluechip - 14.12.2023 21:20

Sounds like 🇺🇸. Unfortunately

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@0fficialdregs
@0fficialdregs - 06.12.2023 14:09

Uh no,
there was more than 300 spartans during that war and the fact you're excluding other greek states shows you're limited in the understanding of the area and the people involved.

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@meyflwrs
@meyflwrs - 03.12.2023 18:45

is the xerxes of persia the first or second? xerxes II is the one mentioned in the bible in the book of esther

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@CourageousRetreat
@CourageousRetreat - 02.12.2023 06:51

The two other videos mention they killed the babies two different ways now your saying not at all? Untrustworthy dx

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@iron4517
@iron4517 - 28.11.2023 14:43

Interesting

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@nyctibius339
@nyctibius339 - 24.11.2023 16:13

Sparta was a city-state not an empire, lol

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@swinglowsweetchariot2068
@swinglowsweetchariot2068 - 24.11.2023 06:31

After looking up "BCE", I'm unsubscribing. I'm not going to support an anti Christ channel.

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@SeahawkGaming-xp7bl
@SeahawkGaming-xp7bl - 20.11.2023 13:45

Sparta was not an empire, it was a kingdom.

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@RsDv5
@RsDv5 - 20.11.2023 05:58

Doesn’t change the fact that Sparta lost more battles against Athens than they won. Their great naval victories came with aid from Persia. Athenians and Thebes both smashed Spartan armies on land as well as at sea. To put it quite plainly Spartans are extremely overrated.

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@ikust007
@ikust007 - 16.11.2023 17:42

Exceptionnel. Merci

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@richardv.582
@richardv.582 - 16.11.2023 07:11

The Athenians were Not at Thermopoly.

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@Elonmuskasseater69
@Elonmuskasseater69 - 15.11.2023 20:40

Oh wow

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@michaelburgess3779
@michaelburgess3779 - 09.11.2023 17:50

The Spartans put their daughters on a pedestal

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@rahowherox1177
@rahowherox1177 - 07.11.2023 22:38

I'd wager that Spartans considered sparta the land of the free and the home of the brave.

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@Maker004
@Maker004 - 06.11.2023 11:57

Wealth gaps, leaders becoming greedy and thinking of themselves hmmm weird. Wonder who that sounds like

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@the_mystic_07
@the_mystic_07 - 04.11.2023 11:45

Moral of the history :- Greed blinds the good

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@user-sj2cb8eq2f
@user-sj2cb8eq2f - 02.11.2023 20:49

ΣΠΑΡΤΗ!!!!!!

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@pecepece8925
@pecepece8925 - 26.10.2023 14:05

It took Macedonia 2 generations - Filip and Alexander to complitely reform and take full controll of the hellenic republic, that was build for hundreds of years.
I wish I could live 100 more years to watch documentaries about how USA jas build theiur empire based on lies and in the end it all got back to bite them, untill their breakdown.

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@TBGCKM
@TBGCKM - 25.10.2023 21:44

there lying to us, The Spartan Heiresses were an immensely wealthy group of women. During and after the collapse of Sparta, where did this wealth go? Aristotel diatribe against the position of women in Sparta, which he regards as a corruption of the natural order and a root cause of the inequality of Spartan society a weakness as a political power. As he points out, the territory of Sparta could easily support a levy of 30,000 hoplites and 1,500 cavalry, but the bad laws with regard to property and inheritance and the resulting greed and influence of the women have driven the number of full Spartan citizens below 1,000. Plutarch corroborates the story of growing inequality. He describes the state of Sparta a century later, around 240 BC, when the forces that Aristotle identified as key to the decline of Sparta had spun entirely out of control.

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@Alex_2004
@Alex_2004 - 21.10.2023 05:48

This sound familiar to anyone or is it just me?

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@fraterleonatus5864
@fraterleonatus5864 - 20.10.2023 20:41

Intresting video, but unfortunbately not that well documented. For example it makes a confusion between helots, perioeci and allies.
Also claiming that spartans are responsable for the breaking of the peace of Nicias is quite hard to understand, since after this peace the was starts agains between Sparta and Athens because of Athen's attempt to invade sicily.

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@JacobTomkins-hw8vh
@JacobTomkins-hw8vh - 20.10.2023 12:30

You know Sparta and Athens each seem to be good At one specific area of war one is the strength and courage needed to be a soldier the other the intelligence and resources to build powerful machines of war maybe that’s the reason the Greeks and Spartans were unbeatable by litraley anyone when they worked together

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@henrylam6958
@henrylam6958 - 20.10.2023 11:09

I love how you completely glasses over the fact that most Spartans were gay pedophiliacs that had a regular tradition of sexually assaulting the children they sent it to the agony

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@mrbeanbigpeanus6875
@mrbeanbigpeanus6875 - 19.10.2023 01:58

It’s almost like you are asking me why Gay people went extinct ????

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@maxyemets8233
@maxyemets8233 - 17.10.2023 15:27

Sometimes I forget that the populations were so small back then that all these epic battles probably had fewer people than an average Texas high school football game.

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@awesomejos
@awesomejos - 14.10.2023 07:19

They didnt go extinct. They never existed. No one goes to war dressed like that. 🤣

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@billynewyears3044
@billynewyears3044 - 13.10.2023 18:42

Ahhhhh assassins creed

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@JimmyHoffahhh-jt1tc
@JimmyHoffahhh-jt1tc - 08.10.2023 19:20

Because they were impotent. Numbers don’t lie

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