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What led the Persian war?

The commanders appointed by the Persian kings and by the Greek city-states.


Who fought in Persian war?

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What was the significance of Sparta in the Persian wars 490-480 bc?

It led the anti-Persian alliance of Greek city-states.


Who was involved in Persian Wars and who won?

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Who were fightimg in the Persian Wars?

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Who won the Greek war salamis?

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What soldiers were responsible for the Persian defeat at Plataea?

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Who was fighting in the Second Persian War?

A league of a couple of dozen Greek city-states led by Sparta against the Persian Empire.


Who were the opponents in the Persian war?

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Allies of Phocaea in Persian War?

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How Were the Persian Wars a victory for Greek civilization and democracy?

The Persian Empire tried to impose rule on the Greek city-states to stop their wars between each other spilling over into the Persian Empire. After trying to impose peace on the Greeks for 50 years, they gave up and left the Greek city-states to go on fighting each other. Democracy had nothing to do with it - some cities were democracies, led by Athens, which also led much of the inter-Greek fighting, which continued for another century until Macedonia imposed peace on them. Where in this is civilisation and democracy?


What rival greek city-states fight in the peloponnesian and Persian war?

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