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By Ian

Statistical data of the army’s

Date Location Result Territorial change armament

Spartans Leonidas Xerxes, Mardonius, Artapanus, Hydarnes Persians

Spartans Spartans, Thebans, Thespians, Helots, Phocians, other Greek allies Persian Persians

Spartans casualties, captured casualties Persians

Strategic tactical

Days one-three of The Battle of Thermopylae

Four day delay for Persians Medes, Cissians, relatives of those who died in the Battle of marathon, warn Spartans to surrender or die take than an attempt to bring them to Xerxes they fail

Xerxes sends 50,000 more men to assault the pass they failed. Xerxes stopped the assault Persians given info of Greek traitor who knows a way around the pass. Xerxes accepts his offer.

Phocians were attacked at dawn. The Persians fired"showers of arrows" at them. Phocians retreated to the crest of the mountain to make their stand. Persians took the left branch of the pass to Alpenus and then circled behind the Greeks.

In the end the Spartans lost Persians found out how hard it was to kill 300 Spartans They didn’t relish the thought of fighting 10,000 Spartans or 20,000 Spartans