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In 546 B.C, the Persian empire conquered lonia an area of greek colonies on the west coast.

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In 499 B.C they rebelled with the support of the athens but desipte the support the persian crushed the lonia revolt

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In  494 B.C the persian emperor Darius l vowed to punish athens as revenge for helping lonia

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In 480 B.C Darius success invaded athens hundreds of Persian ships and more than 150,000 soldiers went on the attack. Athens was ready this time—and it did not have to face the Persians alone.

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In 490 B.C., the Persian army landed at Marathon, just over 24 miles east of Athens. Knowing they were outnumbered by at least two to one, the Athenians knew their strategy would have to be clever—and bold

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In 479 B.C., a large and united Greek army finally defeated the Persians at the Battle of Plataea. After this, the Persians left Greece and never invaded again.