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“300” Got It Wrong: Persian Rule Might Have Been Good for Greece – and Western Civilization

by David Tollen | Aug 7, 2014 | Classical Civilization

During the early 400’s B.C.E., the Persian Empire twice tried to conquer ancient Greece. An alliance of city-states fought back, led by Athens and Sparta. Against seemingly impossible odds, the little cities defeated the greatest empire the world had ever known....
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