The Greeks and Persians
Name of Conflict: Greco-Persian Wars
Time Period: 545-494 BC
Type of Conflict: War
Underlying Causes: Persians have a foothold in Greece and the Greeks didn't want to go send an army so they sent a letter to the Persian king telling him to stay way from Greece.
Immediate Causes: He doesn't and conquers two more cities.
Turning Points/Important events: Greeks fight the Persians
Ending Event: The battle at Plataea and Mykale
Short Term Effect: Greece wins
Long-Term Effect: Peace of Kallis (The Persians left Greece and the Greek states in Asia Minor were no longer under Persian control.
Conflict Analysis By: Kylie W
Time Period: 545-494 BC
Type of Conflict: War
Underlying Causes: Persians have a foothold in Greece and the Greeks didn't want to go send an army so they sent a letter to the Persian king telling him to stay way from Greece.
Immediate Causes: He doesn't and conquers two more cities.
Turning Points/Important events: Greeks fight the Persians
Ending Event: The battle at Plataea and Mykale
Short Term Effect: Greece wins
Long-Term Effect: Peace of Kallis (The Persians left Greece and the Greek states in Asia Minor were no longer under Persian control.
Conflict Analysis By: Kylie W
