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Paris had to decide who was the most beautiful goddess- Aphrodite, Hera, or Athena. Aphrodite told Paris that the fairest woman in the entire world would be his if he chose her. Paris chose Aphrodite.
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Helen was the most beautiful woman in the world and was given to Paris by Aphrodite. Helen's father, however, chose Menelaus to marry Helen.
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Paris went to Menelaus and Helen's home and while Menelaus was gone, Paris took Helen away.
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Menelaus called the Greeks for help and they go to Troy to get Helen back. 1000 ships take the army of strong Greeks to the city of Troy.
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Chryseis was carried off by the Greeks and given to Agamemnon. Her father prayed to Apollo. Apollo shot fiery arrows upon the Greek army and many died.
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Ares fought with Hector and the Trojans
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After Ares joins the war with the Trojans, Diomedes ordered the Greeks to call back.
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With Zeus' help, the Trojans almost drive the Greeks back to their ships.
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Ajax kills one of the Greeks greatest fighters, Hector. Now the Greeks can drive back the Trojans. Hera blamed this loss on Posidon.
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After this, the Trojans can push the Greeks back.
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Bringing Hector back pushed the Greeks all the way to their ships.
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After his friend, Patrocius, dies Achilles agrees to fight. He was a strong fighting force for the Greeks.
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Achilles kills Hector, but then he abuses Hector's dead body and this angered the Gods, especially Zeus.
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Paris shot an arrow and Apollo guided it to his foot, which was the only place Achilles could be wounded. This was the death of Achilles.
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After Achilles dies, his armore went to Odysseus. This enraged Ajax and he killed himself.
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After this, Paris died.
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A hollow, wooden horse was mad so that the entire Greek army could get into Troy secretly.
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The Trojans took the horse to Athena's temple. In the middle of the night, the Greeks attacked.
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While Troy is burning and everyone is fighting, Achilles' son kills King Priam.
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Aphrodite took Helen from Troy and returned her to Menelaus.
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Troy was left in ruins. The city had burned and Aeneas was the only Trojan chief to escape.