In 499 B.C., the Ionian cities attempted a ..... against the Persians, assisted by the Athenian navy.

After the rebellion against Persia in Asia Minor, the Persian ruler .... wanted revenge.

Early in 479 B.C., the Greeks formed the largest Greek army of the time and defeated the Persian army at ......

In the Battle of Marathon, an outnumbered Persian army attacked and defeated the Athenians.

The Athenian runner named ......raced from Marathon to Athens.

With his last breath, he announced, 'Rejoice! We win!" before dropping dead.

After the death of his father, in 486 B.C., ..... became the new Persian monarch. He vowed revenge and planned to invade Greece.

In order to defend Greece from the Persians, the Greek states formed a defensive league under the Athenians.

By the time the Persians invaded in 480 B.C., the Athenians had a ..... of about 200 vessels.

The 300 Spartans in the Greek army were especially brave but a traitor helped the Persians and they lost the battle.

Near the island of ....., the outnumbered Greek fleet defeated the Persians.

In 490 B.C., the Persians landed in ....., only 42 km from Athens.

In the Greco-Persian War, the Persian army kept going and conquered city after city until they reached the gates of .....

In the Greco-Persian War, the Athenians abandoned their city because they were , threatened by Spartan forces.

Xerxes invaded the city of Athens, destroying everything.

He fulfilled his uncle's dream to burn Athens to ashes.

In the Greco-Persian War, Xerxes still had to defeat the Athenian navy to finally win the war.

Xerxes stole Greek property and many treasures, but he

couldn't take away their freedom.

..... was a dominant figure in Athenian politics between 461 B.c. and 429 B.C

Pericles got the Athenians more involved in their government by creating a ....

With ..., a person could be expelled from Athens for 10 years but at least 6,000 members had to vote in favor of that notion.

During the Age of Pericles, Sparta became the center of Greek culture.

Pericles began a massive rebuilding program. New temples were built (including Olympia)

Sparta and its supporters were known as the Peloponnesian League.

In the Greco-Persian War, the Persian army kept going and conquered city after city until they reached the gates of .....

A series of disputes finally led to the outbreak of the Great Peloponnesian War in ....

Which of the following events did NOT happen in the second year of the Peloponnesian War.

In continuing the wars against each others, Sparta and Athens ignored the growing power of Persia to their north.