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The Greek world was spread around the entire Mediterranean and Black Sea littorals as independent city-states.

The Persian Empire absorbed the ones in the east, including Asia Minor, northern mainland Greece and the Islands. This remained to varying degrees for two hundred years until the Macedonian Alexander the great captured the Persian Empire in the latter part of the 4th Century BCE.

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The Persians tried to conquer Greece. It never worked. The Battles of Thermopylae and Marathon were fought against invading Persians.

The Persians did, however, take control of Greek speaking cities on the Ionian Coast of Asia Minor.

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