Persian vs Greece

Today in class we finished Spartan slides and ı learned new terms about Spartan army then we get into the Persians and their wars. I know a bit about Persians because Persian Empire was where I was born and my name comes form Persian name. Greek vs Persian was the war that we started. It wasn't a fair war at all because Persians were so huge and better at resources compared to Greece. We review their armies and compared them that was where we left off.

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