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What pointed object did the flanks or the Greek companions resemble when they charge at the Persians?
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Why were the Greeks able to defeat the Persian on the plain of the Marathon?
Many reasons include;- Greeks had good strong communication lines- Greeks had knowledge of tactics thanks to Themistocles- Greeks received help from Sparta- Gks have defensive position on the hills- Charge at a run - you march into war, not run - surprised the Persians- Phalanx encircles and surrounds Persians- Persians were cut down in the marshes- Miltiades strength and strategy give Gks sense of capability -"Callimachus was the leader of the campaign, but the success must be attributed to Miltiades." Bury and Meiggs- Absence of the Persian cavalry (had expected to bypass the army and sail straight to Athens)- Gk hoplites far more disciplined and with better fighting methods and armour- Persians lightly clad with wicker shields, little armour- Motivation of democracy a driving force
Why were the Greeks able to defeat the Persian's on the plain of marathon?
Many reasons include;- Greeks had good strong communication lines- Greeks had knowledge of tactics thanks to Themistocles- Greeks received help from Sparta- Gks have defensive position on the hills- Charge at a run - you march into war, not run - surprised the Persians- Phalanx encircles and surrounds Persians- Persians were cut down in the marshes- Miltiades strength and strategy give Gks sense of capability -"Callimachus was the leader of the campaign, but the success must be attributed to Miltiades." Bury and Meiggs- Absence of the Persian cavalry (had expected to bypass the army and sail straight to Athens)- Gk hoplites far more disciplined and with better fighting methods and armour- Persians lightly clad with wicker shields, little armour- Motivation of democracy a driving force
Why were the Greeks able to defeat the Persian on the plain of Marathons?
Many reasons include;- Greeks had good strong communication lines- Greeks had knowledge of tactics thanks to Themistocles- Greeks received help from Sparta- Gks have defensive position on the hills- Charge at a run - you march into war, not run - surprised the Persians- Phalanx encircles and surrounds Persians- Persians were cut down in the marshes- Miltiades strength and strategy give Gks sense of capability -"Callimachus was the leader of the campaign, but the success must be attributed to Miltiades." Bury and Meiggs- Absence of the Persian cavalry (had expected to bypass the army and sail straight to Athens)- Gk hoplites far more disciplined and with better fighting methods and armour- Persians lightly clad with wicker shields, little armour- Motivation of democracy a driving force
