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What was the effect did the athenian runner have on the battle of marathon?

"Nike!" The runner announced "Victory!" over the Persians at the battle of Marathon .


Why was the Greek victory over the Persians significant?

It stopped any further Persian expansion of control to the west and developed the virtue of freedom over tyranny.


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What resulted from the Aztec victory in battle?

The Aztec victory in battle often resulted in the expansion of their empire, increased territory, and the acquisition of resources and tribute from conquered regions. Victorious battles also enhanced the status and power of the Aztec rulers and military leaders, reinforcing their dominance in Mesoamerica. Furthermore, these victories contributed to the practice of capturing prisoners for ritual sacrifice, which was integral to Aztec religious beliefs and societal structure.


Why did the Persians attack Athens around 490 B.C?

The Persians attacked Athens around 490 B.C. primarily due to the Athenians' support of the Ionian Revolt against Persian rule. This rebellion threatened Persian authority in the region, prompting King Darius I to seek retribution against Athens for its involvement. Additionally, the Persians aimed to expand their empire and demonstrate their power by subduing the Greek city-states. The resulting conflict culminated in the famous Battle of Marathon, where the Athenians achieved a surprising victory.