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The Persians wanted to bring the Greek city-states under control to stop their endless internal wars spilling over into and disrupting the Persian Empire. While some of the Greek cities were amenable to this, many resisted, and having driven back the Persians, went back to fighting each other with increasing frequency and devastation.
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Who was fighting in the Persian wars?
the hutus and the tutsies...
What were the positives and negatives of the airplane?
some of the positives were space travel and the world becoming a more global community through increased communication and travel. some of the negatives were more destructive wars and increased chance of diseases being spread throughout the world.
What are the positives and negatives of using robots?
Negatives- -many more humans will become unemployed -they break down a lot (error out) -they might invade man kind -start wars Positives- -carry out physical task -faster than most humans
What was the purpose of the Dalian League?
The Delian League was charged with fighting the Persian Empire during the Greco-Persian Wars.
What king learned how to fight by watching the Persian wars?
Peole learn how to fight by being trained in fighting, not by watching wars.
Who is cooler Luke or Anakin Skywalker?
Both Star wars characters have their positives and negatives. it is up to you in your opinion. Anakin. Luke was a little nerdy IMO. Once he became Darth, there is no debate.
What did the Greeks like before the Persian Wars?
Fighting each other. When the Persians withdrew, the were free to go back to this internal fighting again with a gusto.
What made the Persian Wars important to civilizations?
It limited Persian expansion westwards, and left the Greek city-states to go back to fighting each other.
What was the important result of the Persian Wars?
Its end allowed the Greek city-stated to get back to their usual fighting of each other.
Which of Persian wars and peloponnesian was more determinative?
Neither - they both left Greece in a state of undecided warfare, still fighting the Persians, and still fighting each other.
What is the war in which the Greeks defeated the invading Persian Empire?
Its called ''the Persian wars'' or the ''Greco-Persian wars''.
What is considered to be The turning point in Greek history?
Persian Wars.
