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There was 300 Spartans and they fought off a whole strong army.

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How there were 300 spartans that fought against strong armies.

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It really showed the true human spirit well. Athens and Sparta and plenty of other Greek city-states, clearly outnumbered and outmatched, were able to use their wits, their strength, and the bare resources they had to bravely fight off one of the largest armies of their time period.

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How 300 Spartans fought against strong armies

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How only 300 Spartans beat thousands of Persians.

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300 Spartans fought so many Persians

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the fact that 300 Spartans fought so many Persians.

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I found it interesting that Xerxes whipped the sea since a storm destroyed a bridge he had ordered to be made and also beheaded all the builders blaming the variable to people who didn't do it. He made the soldiers whip the sea 300 times.

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I was interested about how Athens was involved with the majority of the wars.

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It was funny how Athens tricked Xerxes into thinking they were retreating and then tricked him lol L bozo ratio counter ratio

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It was funny how Athens tricked Xerxes into thinking they were retreating and then tricked him lol L bozo ratio counter ratio

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I thought it was interesting how sparta had way more people fighting

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How they fought the war and the weapons

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I like the Navy part, probably because I play AzurLane smh

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How 300 spartans fought strong armies.

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That Pheidippedes ran 26 miles at a very fast speed to warn about the War, then he died.

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How they were out numbered with soldiers but still won because of how great the soldiers were.

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How Sparta managed to kill almost 10x their own amount of men, and how they basically were the best army ever and how they shaped today's world.

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How they all literally stood there for days, then fought.

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How 300 Spartans fought so many persians.

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Im suprised how only 300 Spartans could kill thousands of Persians

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What interested me the most is that Athens and Sparta united to defeat the Persians.

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I thought it was interesting how sparta who hates everyone came together with athens to fight the persians

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how the Athens won because of one formation which probably means the Persains soilders were really dumb

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What interested me was how Pheidippedes ran 26 miles very fast and then died.

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I found it interesting how even though the Persians had a lot more soldiers, the Athenians still won the battle of marathon.

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Everyone was against Persia.

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How they were so out numbered and still won because of the skill of their men.

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That Xerxes kept fighting after he lost some wars.

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liked sparta THIS IS SPARTA

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How the 300 Spartan soldiers were able to hold back and kill many Persian soldiers.

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The thing that interested me the most about the Persian War is Pheidippides ran 26 miles and collapsed to his death.

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The 300 Spartans killed most of the Persian in the battle of Thermopylae

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How the 300 Spartens fought so many people.

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That the Spartans were able to hold themselves together really well with only 300 soldiers.

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300 spartans killed so many persians

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that Athens won most of the battles even though they had the least amount of soldiers/weakest army lol

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uh everything idk

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How small Greek ships beat the huge Persian ships. And how the 300 Spartans sacrificed themselves just to give some time for the others to prepare and evacuate.

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Pheidippides ran 26 miles to warn Athens, then died from exhaustion.

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the Spartans died from the weapon they despised most. the bow.

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A man ran 26 miles to warn the Athens and then just died.

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How the 300 Spartans fought so many back at so many Persians and did not care about dying.

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the navy got rocked. / They got destroyed.

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the Athens stole the money for themselves and the 300 Spartans

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how 300 could hold off so many

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I find the fact that a guy ran 26 miles and then died to be very... interesting?

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There where only 300 Spartans and they died to the weapon they said were for cowards.

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the guy that ran 26 miles and then died

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the 300 spartans

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the 300 spartens

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300 Spartans

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xerxes fought after his navy was destroyed instead of retreating.

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the fact the 300 Spartans almost killed over 20 thousand Persians.

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That a guy named pheidippides who ran 26 miles and said something than he died.

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300 Spartans almost won against over a quarter million soldiers

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the 300 spartens

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How the Spartans fight

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I thought it was cool that the 300 Spartans still fought even though they new they were going to die. Very heroic.

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How Athens and Spartains are going to join together

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the fact that spartans almost defeated 20 thousands soldiers and were only defeated because of the cowardly weapons *bows*

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the navy

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I'm surprised on how many times Athens have won so many battles

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Learning about the battles and 300 spartans

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war was one by water and 300 spartens died

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that the Spartans only lost because of a traitor

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the navy

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The WAR and how skilled the Spartans are

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300 spartans

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how the people of athens held off so many people

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Pheidippides?? sprinted 26 miles so he can warn Athens the Persian war incoming, then he died right as he got there!

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What interested me the most about the Persian wars was that there were only 300 Spartans fighting against about 300,000- which is 1,000 times more than the number of Spartans!

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I was suprised how so little Spartan and Athenian forces compared to the giant Persian Armies and how they still won.

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That 300 Spartans held off 300,000 for a few days and took down about 10-20 thousand Persains.

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How athens out smarted and DESTROYED the persians.

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How the Persians actully burned down Athens.

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The fact that A man ran 26 miles just to die.

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Pheidippides was able to run 26 miles and yell "Rejoice, We conquer!" and the he just died right there right after yelling that.

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The Spartans held off against the Persians for 3 days, and killed 10k Persians even though there were only 300 of them.

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The Spartans were so strong they held of the Persian army long enough so they could warn for a invasion.

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The Spartans lost to the Persians.

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The Triremes that destroyed the persia fleet

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That the Persians actually burned down Athens.

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Pheidippides sprinted just 26 miles from Marthon to Athens to warn them of the approaching Persian force.

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how the Persians killed Sparta with arrows so quickly. Because Sparta is supposed to be very skilled

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That Spartans were so overpowered that 300 Spartans were able to take out 10/20 thousand out of 250 thousand soilders like overpowered

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How the Athenians only won against Persia cause of one person that alerted them of where they were going. (Pheidippides)

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i think is all was very cool but i liked learnign about the 300 spatas fighting a qort of a million solders and some how ended up winning

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How they burned down Athens.

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I found it most interesting that in only 2 wars there were 4 main battles that took place.

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That 300 spartan soldiers took down 15-20k enemy soldiers which was very impressive

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The most interesting thing about the Persian War is that Greece was so heavily trained that they were able to take out so many soldiers of the Persian Army.

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that only 300 spartens almost won when they were way outnumber against about 500,000 men

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That there was a formation called phalanx and the Persians could not figure out how to stop it.

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How the Persians beat Sparta with arrows.

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That a man died right on the spot after yelling "Rejoice, we conquer!"

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300 Spartans almost won against quarter of a million soldiers

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The fact that the Persians actually burned down Athens.

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300 Spartans fought and almost won the battle, going against a quarter of a million men.

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Only 4 major battles in the 2 wars.

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That a group of 300 men were stupid enough to take on almost one million men, and somehow almost won.