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    successful heroism during the Battle at Marathon. His contribution (although rather small at this point in history) can be discussed as helpful. Themistocles began his noticeable achievements during the time period between the Wars‚ in which he made valuable decisions in changing the course of the Persian Wars. Themistocles battle strategies and tactics are also recognisable throughout the Battle

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    Assess the reasons for the Greek victory over the Persians in 490 to 480/479 BC. Make a judgement based on outcome‚ results and values. The reasons for the Greek victory against the Persians in 490 to 480/479 BC was a mixture of exceptional leadership‚ skilful tactics and strategy‚ superior weapons and soldiers‚ and Greek unity. Strong leadership was the most important aspect of the Greek defence‚ as without the intelligence and bravery of the leaders‚ the Greeks would have been easily defeated

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    comes to the principal events‚ even though he is prone to exaggerate the size of the Persian armies brought against Greece. He is not‚ however‚ as useful when it comes to analysis‚ particularly his judgements about causes for events or tactics in battles. He openly declares his admiration for Athens and his accounts are largely written from the Athenian point of view. However‚ it must be remembered that he received his information at a time when Athens and Sparta were hostile to one another‚ after

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    favorites characters of all times is Leonidas. He was a king of the city-state of Sparta from about 490 B.C. until his death at the Battle of Thermopylae against the Persian army in 480 B.C (). The Battle of Thermopylae is the most famous battle of the Second Persian Invasion of Greece and one of the most famous battles in European ancient history (). Aside the point that this battle was definitely a defeat

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    and elaborating upon the thesis that the battle at Thermopylae was instrumental in insuring the victory at Plataea against the Persian army as it allowed for Greece to build up its army’s in preparation for the upcoming battle. I shall attempt to prove this statement by discussing various aspects of the battle of Thermopylae and the battle of Plataea such as battle tactics‚ size of the Greek and Persian armies and the overall intent and outcome of both battles. The primary reason that the Greeks were

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    The Spartans were the most formidable warriors in all of history. They used military and physical training tactics that were so successful that even today some programs base their training off of the Spartans. They were taught to endure cold‚ hunger‚ and pain‚ which relates to some sports and other military functions. The Spartans had amazing dedication and hard work ethic which led to them being extremely fit and powerful. Sparta was the capital of the state of Laconia in the southeastern Peloponnese

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    Leonidas was the king of Sparta from 490 BC to 480BC after his death at the battle of Thermopylae. His leadership in this battle was considered his main contribution to the Persian wars and his legacy from this battle is considered one of the greatest battles in antiquity. His Spartan military tactics lead to a strong force against a very large Persian army but could not stop the Persian army and his defence and heroism at Thermopylae unfortunately did not become a deciding factor in the Persian wars.

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    Artemisium and Thermopylae. The battle of Artemisium was in 480 B.C. It was against the Persians and the Greeks. The battle took place in Artemisium. The Persians won the war. (Battle of Artemisium) At Thermopylae the Persians fought against the Spartans and the Persians won. It was a long battle against the two‚ Sparta was winning in the beginning and killing many Persians. In the end the Persians shot many arrows at the Spartans to finish them off. (Battle of Thermopylae) In September

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    Spartans Didn’t Paint on Abs  Zander Hayes  HY 105                                                300​  is a film about the Battle of Thermopylae. Dictated by a Spartan soldier‚ Dilios‚ the  film begins by telling the story of King Leonidas’ childhood. The story skips ahead to his  kingship‚ where messengers from the Persian god­king Xerxes threaten the Spartans and demand  their surrender. Leonidas refuses‚ and attempts to take the Spartan army to meet Xerxes’ forces.  However‚ the senate den

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    Timothy 20140221 Gates of Fire: An Epic Novel of the Battle of Thermopylae In the novel “Gates of Fire”‚ by Steven Pressfield‚ the author describes a battle between 300 Spartans and the Persian Army who threatens to invade and take Sparta. A Greek‚ who goes by the name Xeones‚ gives his story to a scribe who works for the Persian King Xerxes. One main theme that presents itself very well is the act of Patriotism. Something that one would learn from this novel is very similar to the basics of what

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