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In what year did the Greeks win the battle near the city of marathon?
Marathon was a plain, not a city. It was owned by Athens. They fought a battle against a Persian amphibious punitive expedition sent by Persia in 490 BCE.
Where did the battle of marathon occur?
On the Plain of Marathon, 26 miles nort of Athens,
What was at stake for people of Athens at the Battle of Marathon?
More land.
Where did the battle of marthon take place?
On the Plain of Marathon in Attica, 26 miles north of the city of Athens.
How long was the first olympic marathon?
100metres The very first one from the Battle of Marathon to Athens was 26 miles 365 feet. The guy that ran it ran that, got to athens, said "We won!" and died ^^
When did the Greeks win the battle of Marathon?
The Battle of Marathon was won by Athens and its ally Plataia in 490 BCE.
Did the ancient Greeks win a decisive battle at Marathon or Carthage?
Athens won at Marathon. Rome won against Carthage.
In what year did the Greeks win the battle near the city of marathon?
Marathon was a plain, not a city. It was owned by Athens. They fought a battle against a Persian amphibious punitive expedition sent by Persia in 490 BCE.
Where did the battle of marathon occur?
On the Plain of Marathon, 26 miles nort of Athens,
Why did the battle of marathon fight?
Marathon was fought to keep the Persians from invading Athens.
Where was the battle of marathon set?
On the Plain of Marathon, 26 miles north of Athens.
Which cities were involved in the battle of marathon?
Athens and Plataea .
Who were the Plataians in the battle of marathon?
They were allied to Athens and fought with them.
Where was the battle of marathon held?
On the Plain of Marathon in the territory of Athens, 26 miles from the city.
In what year did the Battle of Marathon take place?
The Battle of Marathon took place in 490 BC. The battle took place in Marathon, Greece. It was a battle between the citizens of Athens, and the Persians.
What was at stake for people of Athens at the Battle of Marathon?
More land.
Who ran the original Marathon?
Pheidippides, a messenger from the Battle of Marathon to Athens.
