How did the Romans capture Sparta?

Did Ancient Rome fight against the famous Sparta? Yes, this war is known in history as the Laconian or “War against Nabis.” It took place in 195 BCE when Nabis, the ruler of Sparta, was in power. Rome waged war against Sparta, not alone, but with the Achaean League, Pergamon, Macedonia, and Rhodes. This war began immediately after the Second Macedonian War and was caused by the dissatisfaction of the Achaean League with Sparta, which had sided with Macedonia during that war. Essentially, the Greeks decided to punish the arrogant Spartans, who pursued their policy at the expense of other Greek city-states. <a href="https://medium.com/@ancient.rome/how-did-the-romans-capture-sparta-8b3101897b2f">Website</a>