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What is the famous temple made for Athena for saving Greece in the Persian wars?
The Parthenon
What group made up the most powerful civilization after the Persian Wars?
The Macedonian empire.
How were the Persian wars important as a part of Greek history?
The Greek victories in Persian Wars were important because the Greeks were allowed to keep their city-states, as well as defeat a big army with such a little one. Therefore it also made the Greeks the "better" country.
How might the Persian Wars have ended?
Greek sea power and the fact that Persian sea power depended on Phoenician, Greek and Egyptian ships, made it inevitable that Persia could not prevail.
What made the Persian gulf was different from all preceding wars?
women served as combat pilots
Are wars made by something ignorant in the human hearts?
Wars are made when someone kills someone important or steals something important, the person that they stole it from will want to get back at them for doing it.
When did Herodotus write the history of the Persian wars?
He delivered it as a series of paid lectures in Athens in 445 BCE and also made a written copy.
Did Herodotus write anything else?
Herodotus made a living from giving historical lectures. The ones he gave in Athens were so popular he converted them into a history book. This is the only surviving work of his which we have.
Was the grenade made on purpose or by accident?
Acually it was made for wars and it wasn't made on purpose it is important
What impact did the Persian Wars have on Athens?
After peace was made, Athens converted the Delian League it had led against the Persian Empire into an empire of its own and lived high on the hog from the proceeds it extorted from those Greek city-states.
Where are Persian rugs made?
Persian rugs are made in Iran.
What were the effects of the Persian and Punic Wars on Greece and Rome?
he Persian Wars brought Athens to a position and strength and prosperity on the back of the anti--Persian league which it led in the later stages o the war, and which it then turned into an empire of its own. This led to organised divisions in the Greek world, and devastating wars, and paved thay for Macedonia to achieve dominance, and use this power to seize the Persian Empire. Rome's destruction of Carthage in the Punic Wars gave it control of the Western Mediterranean, which it expanded to control of the Eastern Mediterranean as the Greek world continued its infighting and so divided and weakened itself that it made an easy target for Roman takeover.
