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The 15 pages that link to Achaean League, each with the reason it gives.

• PolybiusRelated: Polybius served this Greek federation before Rome’s conquest of Greece.

• Delian LeagueCompared with: Its more formal federal institutions contrast with the Delian League’s evolution under Athenian command.

• Aetolian LeagueCompared with: It was the League’s principal Greek federal rival during the Social War.

• Battle of PydnaRelated: The Roman victory at Pydna strengthened the power that later crushed the league.

• Roman conquest of GreeceRelated: Its rivalry with Sparta and later resistance to Rome shaped the final crisis.

• Third Macedonian WarRelated: Rome’s settlement after the war included the deportation of prominent Achaeans to Italy.

• Achaean WarRelated: Its confrontation with Rome brought the war about, and its defeat ended its political independence.

• Boeotian LeagueCompared with: Its later federal organization offers a comparison with Boeotia’s earlier regional league.

• Second Macedonian WarRelated: The league allied with Rome and helped weaken Macedonian influence in Greece.

• Antigonus II GonatasRelated: Its growth presented a lasting challenge to Macedonian influence after Gonatas.

• Aratus of SicyonRelated: Sicyon joined the League after its liberation, giving Aratus a larger political arena.

• PhilopoemenNarrower topic: It was the political and military federation Philopoemen led.

• Cleomenean WarRelated: The league was Sparta’s principal opponent throughout the conflict.

• PatrasRelated: Patras was one of the league’s member cities.

• War against NabisRelated: Its troops joined Rome, driven partly by the demand to recover Argos from Sparta.