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Aegean Sea for its fleet.

Dardanelles Strait for its army.

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What or who was united during the Persian war?

The Persians and their Greek allies were united to prosecute the war. Many Greek city-states were united against the Persian and allied forces.


What was the significance of the Greek victory over the Persians?

It removed the Persian attempt to incorporate the Greek city-states into the Persian Empire.


Who wan against the greek and Persian?

The conquerors of the Greek and Persian were Greeks, Persians, various Asiatics, Romans, Muslims, Turks, Mongols and others.


Who were the leaders of the Persians?

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Who destroyed the Persians?

Alexander the Great conquered the Persian Empire and converted it into an empire of his own, not to destroy the Persians but to convert them to Greek culture.


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The Persian Empire versus varying combinations of Greek city-states.


Who did the Persians conquer when the Persian War started?

The Ionian Greek city states of Asia Minor who had revolted against Persian rule.


How did the Persian Wars bring the Greek city-states together?

Some sided with the Persians, others combined to repel the Persian invasion.


What advantages did the Greek soldiers have in the Persian wars?

Their infantry warriors wore metal armour, which the Persians did not.


What would have happened if the Persians had won the Persian War?

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King Darius and Xerxes were leaders of what empire that was a threat to Greek freedom?

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