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How did the Persian Wars affect the Greek city-states? They lost power. They became unified. They gained new lands. They fought one another.

How did the Persian Wars affect the Greek city-states? They lost power. They became unified. They gained new lands. They fought one another.
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How did the Persian Wars affect the Greek city-states?

They lost power.
They became unified.
They gained new lands.
They fought one another.

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D: They fought each other

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The Persian war affected the Greeks by loosing power
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