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How did Persian empire keep its people from rebelling against it?
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What Are The Ancient Persian Empires Strengths and Weaknesses?
A strength of the Persian Empire was that the people were happy. A weakness of the Persian Empire was there were too high of taxes.
Why did the Romans set a republic?
They formed a republic to stop people from rebelling against the monarch. ( so they formed a new type of government called a republic)
Which Persian leader was the most helpful?
Helpful in what way, to whom? To himself and his family? His Persian people? The subject peoples of the empire? Please be explicit in your question so we can have a chance of answering it when we know what you want.
Who did samurais' fight?
They fought people who were unloyal to the Empire or people who went against their emperor. -GOLFWANG
What are some names of Empires?
There have been may empires throughout history. A few of them are: the Persian empire, the Parthian empire, the Roman empire, the Byzantine empire, the Mogul empire, the Ottoman empire, the Chinese empire with its various dynasties, the Egyptian empire, the Babylonian empire, the British empire, in other words, any group of people who expanded their territory and ruled under their own laws was an empire.
Why do people paint graffiti?
because they are rebelling against the government
What Are The Ancient Persian Empires Strengths and Weaknesses?
A strength of the Persian Empire was that the people were happy. A weakness of the Persian Empire was there were too high of taxes.
What is the verb of rebellion?
The verb form of rebellion is rebel.other verbs depending on the tense are rebels, rebelling and rebelled.Some example sentences are:"We will rebel against them"."He rebels against his parents"."The people are rebelling outside"."They rebelled and overthrew the government".
What is the Persian Empire made of?
Land, sea and sky; and people.
What happened during the Ionian Revolt and why was it important?
The Persian empire took over Ionia, and tried to force them to pay tribute. They were also forced to serve the Persian army. They wanted to defeat the Persian Empire, but knew they couldn't because they were a small group of people, so they called to Athens for help. But after Athens had an initial success, they left. This left the Ionians alone, and they lost the battle against the Persians. as a punishment for turning against them, the Persians ruined the city of Meletus.
Who kept the Persian Empire together by treating people fairly?
The successive Persian kings from Cyrus to Darius until conquered by Alexander who turned it into an empire of his own..
Who did king Darius influence?
The people within the Persian Empire which he ruled.
Which people did Cyrus the Great conquer to begin the Persian Empire?
he didnt
Why did Alexander promise to invade the Persian Empire?
To make his people happy
Who fought with the Persian Empire against the greek states?
The people of the Persian Empire provided the army and navy of the empire, including Egypt, Phoenicia and the Greek city-states of Ionia within the empire. The Persians enlisted many of the Greek city-stated of mainland Greece to their side - by bribery and threat. At the decisive land battle of Plataia in 479 BCE, a third of the Persian army was provided by central Greek cities such as Thebes. Macedonia and Thessaly also fought as an ally of the Persians.
Who was loyal to the leader in Persian Empire?
His council, his provincial governors, his army and navy, and many of the people within the Empire
How were people in the Persian Empire educated?
Education in the Persian Empire was primarily focused on training individuals for specific roles in society, such as scribes, administrators, and soldiers. The elite were often educated through private tutors or in specialized schools, while the common people received education through informal methods within their communities. Zoroastrian priests were responsible for teaching religious and moral principles to the population.
