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    Spartans Didn’t Paint on Abs  Zander Hayes  HY 105                                                300​  is a film about the Battle of Thermopylae. Dictated by a Spartan soldier‚ Dilios‚ the  film begins by telling the story of King Leonidas’ childhood. The story skips ahead to his  kingship‚ where messengers from the Persian god­king Xerxes threaten the Spartans and demand  their surrender. Leonidas refuses‚ and attempts to take the Spartan army to meet Xerxes’ forces.  However‚ the senate den

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    Artemisium and Thermopylae. The battle of Artemisium was in 480 B.C. It was against the Persians and the Greeks. The battle took place in Artemisium. The Persians won the war. (Battle of Artemisium) At Thermopylae the Persians fought against the Spartans and the Persians won. It was a long battle against the two‚ Sparta was winning in the beginning and killing many Persians. In the end the Persians shot many arrows at the Spartans to finish them off. (Battle of Thermopylae) In September

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    the 2007 film adaptation "300” directed by Zack Snyder from the novel of the same name by Frank Miller. 300 is the retelling of the Battle of Thermopylae‚ Greece. We will examine 6 types of Archetypes‚ the Hero‚ the Old and Wise Guide‚ the Long Journey‚ the Evil Tempter‚ The Amazon‚ and the Triumph and Return Home. In the ancient battle of Thermopylae‚ King Leonidas and 300 Spartans fought to the death against Xerxes and his massive Persian army. Facing overwhelming odds‚ their bravery and sacrifice

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    is basically giving examples of real stories where military members showed the meaning of the warrior ethos. For example‚ Pressfield brings up that in ancient Greek times‚ when King Leonidas chose the three hundred Spartan warriors to march on Thermopylae based on their wives and mothers. He knew they were going to die and he chose the warriors based on how their families would react to the war effort. Positive reactions from the families of the fallen soldiers creates a positive reaction in the

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    In this essay‚ I am going to compare and contrast three significant events in the film of 300. First‚ I will discuss the events leading up to the historical battle at Thermopylae. Then‚ I will compare the movie version battles at Thermopylae with historical accounts. Finally‚ I will contrast events after Thermopylae between the movie and actual history. As I recall‚ when I saw the movie several months ago (it’s not available for reviewing again from Blockbuster until July 31‚ 2007)‚ the most significant

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    athenians and lost. Also the Battle of Thermopylae was fought against the city states. Was the most symbolic struggles in history. The battle began Iran 480 B.C. All of the defenders of sparta were killed because they were outnumber. The Greeks met the persian army in small road between Thessaly and Central Greece. The spartan king Leonidas

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    description about this book: This book is about a legendary Battle of Thermopylae and the Spartan culture. In 480 BC the Persian Empire marched with a force of two million men against Greece. In Greece’s defense a small army of 2‚500 Greek soldiers marched out in an attempt to slow the Persian advance. 300 Spartans were among this squadron‚ willing to fight to the death for their homeland. The two armies crashed at the narrow pass of Thermopylae. For six days the small force held off the entire Persian army

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    Last Stand of the 300 Isabelle The battle of Thermopylae was fought between the Greeks (Sparta and Athens) and the Persians. The Persian leader‚ Xerxes‚ wanted revenge on the Greeks for the destruction of Sardis‚ a Persian city‚ so he led the Persian army of up to 300‚000 men to invade Greece (which was not known as Greece at the time‚ just as separate city-states). The Spartan leader‚ Leonidas‚ learned of the attack and gathered 7‚000 men (only those who had fathered a son)‚ to meet the Persians

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    known for is the Battle of Thermopylae for his courageous acts of leadership and his historical death. Leonidas learned that Persian’s God King‚ Xerxes‚ has rallied a massive army and has begun to invade Greece‚ in result Leonidas consults with the Athenian consul. The consul acknowledges Leonidas not to attack the Persians but to abandon Sparta however; he ignores their command and gathers 300 Spartans‚ all who have sons to pass on their name‚ and marches to Thermopylae. After days of fighting‚ the

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    300’s military weapons and strategy The movie 300 is an action movie that takes place in 480 B.C near Greece. It is about the famous Battle of Thermopylae that mainly involved both the Persians and the Spartans. The Persian army‚ led by a king named Xerxes‚ is in the process of taking over several Hellenic states in Greece. When Xerxes arrives at Sparta to strike a deal with King Leonidas (Spartan Army Leader) that he will have power over all of Greece if he will bow down to King Xerxes‚ Leonidas

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