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What aided the Greeks in wining the battle of salamis?
They selected the venue - a strait with an island at the entrance which meant the Persian fleet was split in two and strung out coming through, which allowed the Greek ships to attack them spread out and vulnerable.
Who was allowed to compete in the Ancient Olympics?
Citizens of Greek city-states.Citizens of Greek city-states.
Which greek hero was vulnerable to his heal?
Achillies
Who was greek's warrior that had one vulnerable spot?
Achilles
The fighting between the Greek city-states in the years after the Peloponnesian War left Greece open to attack from?
the outside people
He was the Greek's greatest warrior but he had one vulnerable spot?
Achilles
A greek warrior who apparently only vulnerable in the ankle?
Achilles.
Was the Greek's greatest warrior but he had one vulnerable spot?
Achilles
Why were the Greek city - open to an attack by Philip?
The Greek city-states were vulnerable to an attack by Philip II of Macedon due to their internal divisions and conflicts, particularly the ongoing rivalries and lack of unity among them. The weakened political and military cohesion, exacerbated by previous wars such as the Peloponnesian War, left them ill-prepared to defend against a strong and organized force. Additionally, Philip's diplomatic strategies, including alliances and the use of deception, further undermined their defenses, allowing him to conquer them with relative ease.
What was the Greek plan of the battle of salamis?
To encourage the Persian fleet to enter the narrow straits around the island of Psyttali and catch them strung out in line ahead, vulnerable to a concentrated attack from the flanks unready for a formal battle.
Who were allowed to be actors in a Greek play?
only male actors were allowed to star in Greek plays
How did winning the Persian war affect Greece?
It allowed the Greek city-states to return to their usual activity of fighting each other.
