Answer:
The Athenians.
Explanation:
Herodotus was an ancient historian from Greece most famous for his book "The Histories" which details the origins and events of the Greco-Persian wars. He was also attributed to be the first writer to systematically investigate historical events.
In Book V of his "The Histories", he states how the Athenians began to gain strength and become more stronger and united when they were free of any ruler. The passage in the text is from the third paragraph from the last part of the fifth book. And that was how the Athenians had come to be the strong race they were when they were attacked by the Thebans. This book ends the 'introduction' to how the Greco-Persian war came about.
1.cause and effect
2.spatial
3.problem-solution
4.order of importance
Young even being children is the answer
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