Ionian Revolt and Greek-Persian Relations

The video explores the Ionian Revolt, a significant conflict between Greek colonists in Ionia and the Persian Empire. It began with the failed campaign against Naxos, leading Astrogos of Miletus to declare independence and incite rebellion. Despite initial success with support from Athens and Eretria, the Ionian forces were eventually defeated by the Persians. The revolt's failure prompted Persian King Darius to plan retaliation against the Greek cities that aided the rebels.

What was the primary reason for the conflict between Greece and Persia?

• Disputes over trade routes

• Territorial expansion

• Cultural differences

• The Ionian Revolt

Who was the tyrant of Miletus that initiated the revolt against Persia?

• Astragos

• Leonidas

• Xerxes

• Darius

What was the outcome of the campaign against the island of Naxos?

• A complete failure

• A diplomatic agreement

• A successful conquest

• A stalemate

Which two Greek cities responded to the Ionian request for help?

• Sparta and Corinth

• Athens and Eretria

• Thebes and Argos

• Delphi and Olympia

What significant action did the Ionian rebels take after capturing Sardis?

• They retreated to Miletus

• They signed a peace treaty

• They burnt the city to the ground

• They established a new government

What was the result of the Battle of Lade?

• A decisive Persian victory

• A decisive Ionian victory

• An inconclusive battle

• A stalemate

What was the ultimate fate of Miletus after the Ionian Revolt?

• It was besieged and recaptured by the Persians

• It remained independent

• It formed an alliance with Athens

• It was abandoned by its inhabitants

What was the significance of the Ionian Revolt in the context of Greek-Persian relations?

• It marked the first conflict between the two

• It led to a long-lasting peace

• It resulted in a Greek victory

• It was a minor skirmish with little impact

What was the Persian king's reaction to the Greek support for the Ionian Revolt?

• He offered a peace treaty

• He sought revenge against Athens and Eretria

• He ignored it

• He expanded trade with Greece

What was the main reason for the Ionian Revolt's failure?

• Natural disasters

• Lack of support from other Greek cities

• Superior Persian military strategy

• Internal conflicts among the Ionians