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Why did Persia go to war against Athens in 490 B.C.
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Why did Persia go to war against Athens in 490 B.C.

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Athens wanted to expand their land onto. Persia on the Asia minor
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Persia went to war with Athens because before 490 B.C there was a riot in Persia and Athens send troops over to Persia to help the rebellion when the rebellion was defeated so what is why Persia went to war with not just Athens but the hole of greece
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