Ionian Revolt

The Ionian Revolt took place between which years?

• 499–493 BCE

• 490–480 BCE

• 480–479 BCE

• 510–500 BCE

What was the result of the Ionian Revolt?

• The Ionians successfully defeated the Persians

• The Ionians were defeated, and their cities were destroyed

• The Ionians established an alliance with Sparta

• The revolt caused the Persian Empire to collapse

What was the main cause of the Ionian Revolt?

• The Ionians wanted to expand their empire

• The Ionians were unhappy with Persian rule and high taxes

• The Ionians wanted to ally with Sparta

• The Ionians were threatened by the Athenians

Which Persian king was in power during the Ionian Revolt?

• Xerxes

• Cyrus the Great

• Darius I

• Artaxerxes

In what year did the Ionian Revolt take place?

• 509 BCE

• 499 BCE

• 379 BCE

• 249 BCE

Which Greek city-state supported the Ionians during the revolt?

• Sparta

• Corinth

• Athens

• Thebes

Who was the ruler of Persia during the Ionian Revolt?

• King Cambyses II

• King Cyrus II

• King Darius I

• King Xerxes I

What was the result of the Ionians revolting against the Perisans

• They came back and reconquered them

• The Persian wars began

• Both

• None of the Choices

How did the Persians punish the Ionians for their revolt?

• 10,000 Ionian people were executed

• The Persians destroyed the city of Miletus

• Both

• None of the Choices

How many years later did the Ionian people try to revolt

• 50

• 40

• 30

• 20