4 days becuase the persian leader thought it was a joke that Greece was standing up to him.
One of the best ways for a small, defending Army to defeat a much larger one is to pick the battleground. For example, in Ancient Times, King Leonidas of Sparta defeated a much larger Persian army because they fought at the mountain pass of Thermopylae. The spartan men could line the entire mountain pass, however the Persians could only deploy a few men to attack. There is historical question about whether this battle was a true victory for Greece, as the Persians did eventually get past the Greek forces, however I believe this to be a Greek victory, as many Persians were lost. On the offensive, one should use his men wisely, make no sacrifices, and remember it is okay to retreat. Google Leonidas or Alexander the Great to see historical examples of tactics beating strength in numbers.
they were all devastated and went into a small depression but recurred fast
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After the migration of the muslims, the makkans were not happy. They decided to attack the muslims because they were small in number. The Makkans, taking advantage of the small number of muslims, attacked them but suffered defeat with the loss of 140 men either killed or captured. on the other hand, only 14 muslims had been martyred. in this battle, "invisible help" had been sent by Allah to help the muslims.
Gas masks were kept in these. During World War 2, Britain feared that The Luftwaffe would attempt a gas attack on Britain. The British Government issued gas masks to every man, woman and child and Gas attack drills were practiced regularly, due to this The Luftwaffe knew the British were prepared so never attempted a gas attack.
A small force from Greek city-states led by Spartan King Leonidas fought the Persians .
They did not want to attack Thermopylai. They wanted to go through thr pass of Thermopylai from northern to southern Greece which was blocked by a small Greek force.
Its was small
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One of the best ways for a small, defending Army to defeat a much larger one is to pick the battleground. For example, in Ancient Times, King Leonidas of Sparta defeated a much larger Persian army because they fought at the mountain pass of Thermopylae. The spartan men could line the entire mountain pass, however the Persians could only deploy a few men to attack. There is historical question about whether this battle was a true victory for Greece, as the Persians did eventually get past the Greek forces, however I believe this to be a Greek victory, as many Persians were lost. On the offensive, one should use his men wisely, make no sacrifices, and remember it is okay to retreat. Google Leonidas or Alexander the Great to see historical examples of tactics beating strength in numbers.
They won because of having small easy to maneuver ships
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because being a small man
The Athenians were not at Thermopylai. A small Spartan force led about 5,000 warriors from Greek city contingents in helping force a naval battle in the nearby strait. There was no Greek nation to be patriotic about. But half the independent Greek city-states put aside their ongoing wars between each other and combined against the invading Persians out of self interest. The other half of the Greek city-states sided with the Persians.
It is the most epic thing evar. Go on YouTube and type it in n00b
They attack small animals, such as rodents
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