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Persian Empire conquered Ionia an area of Greek colonies.

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499B.C. Persia crushed the Ionian Revolt

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499B.C. Persia crushed the Ionian Revolt

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Ionia with the help of Athens rebelled because they wanted their Independence.

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494 B.C. Darius l promised to punish the Athenians. 

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494 B.C. Darius l promised to punish the Athenians. 

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As revenge for helping Ionia.

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in 490B.C. Persian army arrived at the marathon over 24 miles east of Athenians and they knew they were outnumbered by at least two to one.

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The battle of Thermopylae took place in 480 B.C King Leonidas of Sparta occupied the important mountain pass Thermopylae. Leonid's small army fought off the Persians. giving the Greeks time to assemble further south.

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480B.C. more than 150,000 soldiers went on the attack.

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480B.C. more than 150,000 soldiers went on the attack.

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Many of the Persian ships and more than 150,000 soldiers went on attacks. Athens was ready and prepared this time and it did not have to face the Persians alone.Athens had forged strong alliances or partnerships with other Greek city states.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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479 B.C. The Greek army finally defeated the Persians at the battle of plateau. 

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479 B.C. The Greek army finally defeated the Persians at the battle of plateau. 

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the Persians left Greece and never invaded again. although the war still went on and off a few more decades Greece was safe.