It was a city with surrounding lands that belong to the city.
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For about how long did the Persian War last for.
The Persian War lasted for about 20 years. From 490 B.C. to 479 B.C.
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Why couldn't Greece unite into one country?
The rocky mountainous terrain made it hard for Greece to unite in one government.
200
What festival did all of the city-states come together and stop fighting?
The festival was the Olympics.
200
When did the Greeks invent the crane?
The invented the crane around 515 B.C.
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What were the two main city-states in Greece?
The two main city-states in Greece were Athens and Sparta.
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Athenians drew the Persians toward the center of the Greek line, then the Greeks surrounded them and attacked them where?
The Athenians attacked them in Marathon.
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What was the southern tip that forms a second peninsula called?
Peloponnesus
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Were was it believed that most gods lived.
The Greeks believed that most gods lived on Mt.Olympus.
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Why did the Greek ships almost always succeed in battle?
The Greeks always succeeded in battle was because of the small size of the ships, the many rowers, and the secret battering ram that punched a whole in the ship.
300
Statues, Temples, and other public buildings were found in what?
It was called an agora.
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How many Spartans held the narrow pass to Thermopylae?
300 Spartans held the pass to Thermopylae.
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What were the three seas that surround Greece.
The three seas that surround Greece are Ionian sea, Aegean and Mediterranean sea.
400
What was homer's epic poem that was about the Trojan war called?
The poem was called Iiliad.
400
How many symbols are in the Greek alphabet?
How many symbols are in the Greek alphabet are 24.
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What was the Greek ward for city-state?
The Greek word for city-state was poils.
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How many Persians died and how many Greeks died in the Persian War?
The Persians lost about 6,400 men, while the Greeks only lost 192 men.
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What did the Greeks grow in their 20%-30% of farmland.
The Greeks grew on their 20%-30% of farmland olive oil, wine, wool, pottery, and stone.
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Who stole fire from the gods and gave it to humans, and how was he punished.
Prometheus was the god that gave fire to humans and as a punishment, a eagle came every day to eat his liver, and the liver grew back at night.
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Did the voting tokens that had a hollow center mean that they were guilty or innocent.
It meant they were guilty.
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What was a fortified safe hilltop in Greece called?
The fortified safe hilltop in Greece was called an acropolis.
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Why did the did the Greeks win when it came to close fighting in the Persian War?
The Greeks won when it came to close fighting because their long spears were more effective than the Persians' arrows.