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Greece first fought Persia, then rival Greek alliances fought each other.
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In 499 BCE, Ionian Greek cities on the coast of Asia Minor rose against Persian rule. What outside help made Darius I angry at mainland Greeks?
After Persian forces crushed the Ionian revolt, what did Darius I's 490 BCE expedition try to do in the Aegean region?
Persian envoys demanded “earth and water” from Greek poleis before invasion. What did that demand mean?
In 498 BCE, Ionian rebels and their Athenian allies burned Sardis. What kind of place was Sardis?
After Darius's death, why did Xerxes continue preparing a huge invasion of Greece in 480 BCE?
In 490 BCE, an Athenian-led hoplite force beat Datis and Artaphernes on an Attic plain after Eretria fell. Which battle was this?
In 480 BCE, Leonidas and a small Greek force held a narrow pass for three days before being outflanked. Which battle was this?
A naval fight off northern Euboea happened at the same time as Thermopylae, and the Greek fleet withdrew after heavy damage. Which battle was this?
Themistocles drew the larger Persian fleet into narrow waters near Athens, where Greek triremes won in 480 BCE. Which battle was this?
In 479 BCE, a Greek army under Pausanias defeated Mardonius's Persians on a plain in Boeotia. Which battle was this?
Greek forces crossed toward Ionia in 479 BCE and destroyed Persian ships pulled up near a promontory opposite Samos. Which battle was this?
At which Persian War battle did Greek hoplites thin their center and strengthen their flanks to envelop Persian lines in 490 BCE?
Which Athens-led alliance formed in 478 BCE to continue fighting Persia and protect eastern Greek cities?
Members of Athens's alliance often paid tribute in money, ships, or materials. What did that practice help Athens build?
When Naxos and Thasos tried to leave Athens's alliance, what did Athens do?
What did moving the league treasury to Athens in 454 BCE show about the alliance?
How did Athens's empire after the Persian Wars affect other Greek powers?
According to Thucydides, what deeper cause pushed Sparta toward war with Athens?
Why did Athens's Long Walls worry Sparta?
Which pair of disputes helped pull Sparta's allies and Athens toward open war in the 430s BCE?
When Thebes attacked Athens's ally Plataea and Archidamus invaded Attica in 431 BCE, what happened?
Why did Corinth's complaints against Athens matter to Sparta?
Pericles urged Athens not to meet Spartan hoplites in open Attic countryside. What strategy did Athens rely on instead?
What struck Athens early in the war and weakened the city, killing Pericles in 429 BCE?
The 415-413 BCE attack on Syracuse drained Athens of ships, soldiers, and commanders. Which event was this?
How did Sparta overcome Athens's naval advantage late in the Peloponnesian War?
After Lysander's victory at Aegospotami left Athens without a fleet, what followed in 404 BCE?
Which contrast best describes the Persian Wars and the Peloponnesian War?
How did the Peloponnesian War's outcome differ from the Persian Wars' outcome for Greek poleis?
What changed about Athens and Sparta between the Persian Wars and the Peloponnesian War?
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