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| Who won the Battle of Marathon? |
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| What happened because the Greeks won finally against the Persian Invasions |
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| Western Civilization with democratic leanings |
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| Actions that shamed and humiliated the victim for the pleasure or gratification of the abuser. |
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| Who was the Persian King that demonstrated hubris? |
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| Who was the Persian that led the Persian army at the Battle of Thermopylae? |
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| Who was the first to write with a cause and effect way of looking at history? |
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| Who was responsible for making Athens an empire? |
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| This historian was born during the Persian Wars. |
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| What is the most important factor in a naval battle? |
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| The standard fighting formation for Spartan soldiers. |
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| Who was known as the Father of History? |
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| How many Persians died during the first day of battle at Thermopylae? |
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| By the end of the battle of Thermopylae, Persia lost how many men? |
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| Xerxes lost 20,000 men in all |
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| The Battle of Thermopylae is important because it was the first time Spartans and Athenians and other city states fought as __________ rather than separately. |
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| The elite military force of the Persian army was known as.... |
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| What was the most important strategic event of the Greco-Persian war? |
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| The Battle of Salamis where the Persian navy was trapped at the Straits of Salamis. |
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| How many days did the Battle of Thermopylae last? |
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