The Greco-Persian Wars (MP3 download) Science

The Greco-Persian Wars (MP3 download) ScienceBy John David Lewis In 480 BC the ancient Persian Empire reached its highest point when King Xerxes invaded Greece with a massive army, demanding the enslavement of the Greeks under his terrifying power. He was the fourth Persian king to follow an ideology of violent expansion, based upon a demand for submission to his rule, and designed to instill terror in his subjects and his enemies. Against all odds the Greeks held their ground, destroyed the

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