Western Civ 4/21 - essay question

Would you rather fight with the Persian army or Greek army? Why?
OUTLINE
P1: Intro
P2: What fighting with the Persians would include
P3: What fighting with the Greeks would include
P4: What you would do and why
P5: Conclusion

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  1. lily wildbergerApril 23, 2020 at 2:01 PM

    Mr. Schick! if you see this please answer my email

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  2. Mr. SchickApril 23, 2020 at 8:45 PM

    This is an outline that seems to have been dashed off. I figure you will put more effort into the actual essay - at least I hope so!

    And... I answered your email.

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