<span>However, the partition of 1947 marked a turning point in history and the end of British rule in India.</span>
The answer is definitely:
A. Migrated into England from Germanic regions of Europe (from 5th century onwards..)
The Battle of Thermopylae was fought<span> between an alliance of Greek city-</span>states<span>, led by King ... However, the following year saw a Greek army decisively </span>defeat<span> the .... the Spartans had arrived </span><span /><span>too</span>late<span> at the Battle of Marathon because of this ... Leonidas replied, "</span>Won<span>'t it be nice, then, if we shall have </span>shade<span> in which to fight</span><span> ..</span>
I'm not 100% sure, but I think the first. 'Alexander the Great and his conquering forces drove out the Persians, annexed Egypt, and established the capital city of Alexandria.'
Alexander was a great military force in his time, quite a strategic genius actually. He did a many great things, and at times terrible, in this he took the city. And Greek influence spread throughout the culture in his doing so.
The Olympic Games started in Olympia in 776 B.C. and for centuries Olympia athletic games were a cult for worshiping Zeus. Wrestling with no weight classifications, or scoring systems seemed to have been a brutal and barbaric affair but in reality, respect and fair play were present. Chariot racing is one of the most thrilling, and dangerous sports but Pankration which is a combination of boxing and wrestling with barely any restrictions was the wild center of the Ancient Olympic Games and seemed to be their preference. Boasting huge men of incredible strength, it became a fountain of wondrous stories and stirring myths. However Javelin and discus used to entertain people who came from many cities to stand (not sit) and watch these athletes who originally played naked.