Question
Which statements accurately describe the Persian Wars?
Select all correct answers.
Responses
The Persian armies defeated the Greeks at Salamis.
The Persian armies defeated the Greeks at Salamis.
Persia attacked Greece after Athens supported a rebellion by Greek colonists.
Persia attacked Greece after Athens supported a rebellion by Greek colonists.
The end of the wars brought a golden age to Athens.
The end of the wars brought a golden age to Athens.
The Greek city-states were unable to unite against Xerxes' armies.
The Greek city-states were unable to unite against Xerxes' armies.
Athens decisively defeated the Persians at the Battle of Marathon.
Select all correct answers.
Responses
The Persian armies defeated the Greeks at Salamis.
The Persian armies defeated the Greeks at Salamis.
Persia attacked Greece after Athens supported a rebellion by Greek colonists.
Persia attacked Greece after Athens supported a rebellion by Greek colonists.
The end of the wars brought a golden age to Athens.
The end of the wars brought a golden age to Athens.
The Greek city-states were unable to unite against Xerxes' armies.
The Greek city-states were unable to unite against Xerxes' armies.
Athens decisively defeated the Persians at the Battle of Marathon.
Answers
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The following statements accurately describe the Persian Wars:
1. **Persia attacked Greece after Athens supported a rebellion by Greek colonists.**
2. **The end of the wars brought a golden age to Athens.**
3. **The Greek city-states were unable to unite against Xerxes' armies.** (Though it is worth noting that some city-states did unite, especially during key battles.)
4. **Athens decisively defeated the Persians at the Battle of Marathon.**
The statement "The Persian armies defeated the Greeks at Salamis" is incorrect; in fact, the Greek forces, particularly the Athenian navy, won a decisive victory at the Battle of Salamis.
1. **Persia attacked Greece after Athens supported a rebellion by Greek colonists.**
2. **The end of the wars brought a golden age to Athens.**
3. **The Greek city-states were unable to unite against Xerxes' armies.** (Though it is worth noting that some city-states did unite, especially during key battles.)
4. **Athens decisively defeated the Persians at the Battle of Marathon.**
The statement "The Persian armies defeated the Greeks at Salamis" is incorrect; in fact, the Greek forces, particularly the Athenian navy, won a decisive victory at the Battle of Salamis.