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Persian empire conqured Ionia a greek colony on the coast of present day Turkey.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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499 B.C Persia Crushed the Ionian Revolt

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499 B.C Persia Crushed the Ionian Revolt

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with the help and support of the Athenians Persian crushed the Ionian revolt.

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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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Darius the first promised to punish the Athenians as revenge for helping out Ionians.

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490 B.C Persian army landed at  the Marathon

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490 B.C Persian army landed at  the Marathon

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At 490 B.C the Persian army landed at the Marathon just over 24 miles east of Athens. They knew they were outnumbered by at least two to one.

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

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480 B.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 the attack. 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-state like Sparta

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The greek army finally defeated the  Persians..

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479 B.C Greek army finally defeated the Persians at the Battle of Plataea

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479 B.C Greek army finally defeated the Persians at the Battle of Plataea

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The Persians left Greece and never invaded again. Although the war still went on and off for a few more decades, Greece was safe.!