"Assess the contribution of Themistocles to the Persian Wars" (1 Viewer)

[santiimat]

i have his contribution in salamis but did he make any other significant during the Persian wars
thanks:wave:

 

[Uncle]

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[santiimat]

ohhhh haha i get it, its a joke:rofl:

 

[Arkie]

Shivers dude
Themistocles did alot more than that
In a way he is the reason for thier victory
He was the reason for the navy..
he was also at marathon

 

[iapmes]

were to start
- he thought at marathon and was one of the 10 strategoi (generals)
- he convinced the people of athens to create a fleet of ships from the silver they found at laurium (it was a mine)
- he fortified the piraeus harbour and connected the piraeus to athens through the building of walls
- he convinced the spartans to fight at salamis
- he was at artemisium (he wasnt the commander as sparta was in control of all forms of military might but he did have some control)

this isnt all the information on themistocles.
just reread the your textbook
it's all there.

good luck