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Where was the greco Persian war fought?

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In the eastern Mediteranean sea and littoral - Greece, Asia Minor and the Islands.

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The Greeks fought the Persians in the Greco-Persian Wars


What is the war in which the Greeks defeated the invading Persian Empire?

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The second greco-persian war


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When was the 'First' Persian War.


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Greco-Persian Wars happened in -449.


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The Persian Empire was eventually weakened by?

Their loss in the Greco-Persian War as well as internal unrest within conquered lands.


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It would only be a war if they fought, wouldn't it.


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