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In 546 B.C., Persian Empire Conquered Ionia

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In 546 B.C., Persian Empire Conquered Ionia

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Persian Empire conquered Ionia, an area of Greek colonies

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Ionia, with the help of Athenians, rebelled and push back the Persians. Ionia wanted their independence.

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In 494 B.C. - Emperor Darius I Punishes Athens

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In 494 B.C. - Emperor Darius I Punishes Athens

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Persia Emperor, Darius I promised to punish the Athens for helping Ionia.

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Persian army landed on Marathon to attack Athens, but Athenians made them retreat and were defeated by the Greeks.

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Xerxes, Darius's successor, invaded and attacks Athens, but Athenians build an alliance with the Greek city-states including Sparta and were able to defeat them.

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A small fleet of Greek warships called triremes led the Persians into a trap and destroyed a third of the Persian fleet.  First battle fought in the sea.

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A large and united Greek army defeated the Persians. The Persians left Greece and never came back.