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What did the victory over the Persians cost the Greeks?
The Greeks stood their ground and fought for their freedom against the Persians. Their victory caused the Greeks many lives.
What did victory over the Persians cost the Greeks?
The Greeks stood their ground and fought for their freedom against the Persians. Their victory caused the Greeks many lives.
What did victory over the Persian cost the Greeks?
After being diverted for 50 years from fighting each other into fighting the Persians, their victory let them get back to their usual destructive inter-city warfare.
What did victory over the Persians cost the Greek?
The Greeks stood their ground and fought for their freedom against the Persians. Their victory caused the Greeks many lives.
Why were the Greeks victorious over the Persians?
. . . superior tactics and armour .
Where was the battle that helped the Greeks win over the persians?
Marathon, Greece .
What victory over the Persians coast the Greeks?
What do you really want to know.
Name four groups of people who ruled over the Israelites?
Egyptians, Persians, Greeks, Romans.
Which god were the Greeks grateful to for the victory at marathon over the Persians?
Pan is alleged to have supported them.
Where did the Greeks fight the Persians and why?
In the Eastern Mediterranean Sea and its littoral. They fought to prevent Persia incorporating them into its empire to stop their incessant and disruptive internal fighting amongst each other, which spilt over into the Persian Empire.
What advantage did Greece have over the Persians?
The Greeks were operating in 'internal lines', that is they were able to get their soldiers, weapons and food from local sources. The Persians had to bring theirs from Asia, and after their fleet was defeated at Salamis, had to send half their army home as they could not support them. With evened numbers, the superiority of the Greek armoured infantry was telling over the unarmoured Persian infantry, and they negated the Persian cavalry advantage by fighting on rough ground.
Why did the Persians dislike the Greeks?
They were appalled by their constant fighting of each other, and this spilling over into the Persian Empire, harming its peace and prosperity. Therefore they tried to bring the Greek city-states inside the Persian Empire to be able to control their disruptions.
