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Who Won the Persian War?
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There was more than one Persian War. Persia invaded Greece in 498 BC. They attempted another invasion in 480 BC. The Persians did not win either.
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The Persian Gulf War, which was fought in the early 1990's, was between the United States and a coalition of countries, and Iraq. Iraq had invaded Kuwait, and the world demanded that
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Greece won both of the Persian Wars. In the First Persian War, the Persian Army was defeated by the Athenian Army at the Battle of Marathon. In the Second Persian War, the Spartans
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The Persian War lasted 50 years and was fought between the Persian Empire and a coalition of a couple of hundred Greek city-states in the eastern Mediterranean, one of which was Athens
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Greeks.
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