Why did the greeks win the battle of salamis? a) they had a bigger amount of ships b) the persians were not used to fighting at sea c) more greeks were in the battle than persians d) the greeks had the spartans fighting for them

b)  The Persians were not used to fighting at sea is your best answer choice.

It is not A), because the Persian ships outnumbered the Greeks by ~3 to 1.

It is not C), because with more ships, usually comes with more sailors & soldiers, leading to a larger proportion against the opponents. This means that Persia used more troops.

It is not D), because Sparta was known for their elite army (emphasize added), not their navy.

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