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Which statement is not true of Philip II A He was the King of Macedonia B He was assassinated C He was the father of Alexander the Great D He was a great orator who opposed the Greek attack on Persia?
He planned the attack on Persia.
Where does the kamancheh come from?
it comes from Persia it comes from Persia it comes from Persia
What was Persia former name?
Persia had no former name, it was always known as Persia.
What is the value of Persia?
what is the values of persia
Current name of Persia?
Price of Persia
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In 1828 Persia unsuccessfully attacked why?
Russia:)
In 1828 Persia unsuccessfully attacked .?
Russia
Who successfully attacked Persia in 1828?
There was a major military conflict between the Russian and Persian Empires between 1826 and 1828.
Who unsuccessfully urges the crowd not to try to attack Odysseus?
Penelope was the person who begged that the crowd not attack Odysseus. The people, however, eventually refused. But in the end, they failed to subdue him.
Who opposed the Greek attack on Persia?
His Alexander the great who Attack The people of Persian !
When did Persia attack the Greeks mainland?
480 BCE.
When did Persia attack Greek's mainland?
480 BCE.
Did Persia attack the Greek mainland in AD 490?
Yes
Who was the great orator who opposed the Greek attack on Persia?
demosthenes
Which statement is not true of Philip II A He was the King of Macedonia B He was assassinated C He was the father of Alexander the Great D He was a great orator who opposed the Greek attack on Persia?
He planned the attack on Persia.
What did the Persia attack Greece withduring the Persian war?
A fleet and an army.
What cause Darius to decide to attack Greece?
Greece support rebellion in Persia
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