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Quiz: The Battle of Marathon

OCR H407 A-Level Ancient History

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Building on what you've learned about Mardonius’ Expedition and Persian approaches to Greek states, let's test your knowledge of the Battle of Marathon!

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In which year did the Battle of Marathon take place?

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Which of the following were key factors in the Greek victory at Marathon? (Select all that apply)

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The Persian army at Marathon was led by General {{blank0}}, while the Greek army was commanded by {{blank1}}.

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Match the items on the left with their correct pairs on the right

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The {{blank0}} were outnumbered by the {{blank1}} at the Battle of Marathon but managed to win.

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What was the main reason the Athenians were able to defeat the Persians at Marathon?

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The Greeks had approximately 10,000 soldiers. The Persians had around 25,000 soldiers. What was the ratio of Persian soldiers to Greek soldiers?

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Which city-state refused to send reinforcements to Athens during the Battle of Marathon?

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The {{blank0}} was a Greek runner who ran to Athens after the battle to announce the victory, inspiring the modern {{blank1}} race.

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