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it was originally a festival held in honor for Zeus when the Greeks gave them a mythological origin.
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the second of the two epic poems attributed the the ancient Greek poet which is Homer.
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Cleisthenes (the leader of Athens) introduced a system of reforms that were political which he called demokratia, which also meant “rule by the people”.
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this battle began during the first Persian invasion of Greece which was 490 BC.
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in between the island of Salamis and the Athenian port-city of Piraeus, the Greeks defeated a much larger Persian naval forces.
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the city Athens increased in wealth and power since he Athenians moved their treasury to the Athens.
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the were festivals held for celebrating their gods which was also known as a theater.
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The Parthenon is a marble temple which is resplendent.the Parthenon sits on top of temples known as Athens.
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the war when the Delian League ( which was led by Athens ) was against the Peloponnesian League( which was led by Sparta ).
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The Greeks finally got defeated when they were at the Battle of Corinth in 146 BC. Rome destroyed the city of Corinth and from that point onward, Greece was ruled by Rome.
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Alexander ruled a expansive empire and he was a solider. while Alexander was fighting Persia, he conquered Egypt.