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By first adding diverse areas which gave it resources - human and production.

By establishing effective government, based on existing local self-rule, with provincial governors to maintain internal and external security under the central direction of the king and his council.

By promoting stability and commerce.

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What key cities of the Persian Empire did Alexander conquer and why?

All of them, so he could take over all of the Persian Empire.


How would you describe the Persian empire?

What best describes the Persian Empire is an empire that we're very strong and fought many battles. Also they we're an empire that had an enormous empire! The biggest of the time, that stretched over the vast lands of Turkey, Israel, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and a little tiny bit of India. They also had some magnificent leaders, that rulers for many years. So obviously the Persian Empire was a great period of history.


What type of policies did the Persian Empire use to grow so strong?

They provided internal and external security, but allowed the cities, tribes and territories to continue their traditional governance, under supervision of a Persian provincial governor.


Why were the Persians Wars important?

They were so important because it led to the destruction of the Persian Empire.


Who ruled the Persian Empire in 330 BC?

Alexander the Great took effective control of the Empire in 331 BCE, so by 330 BCE there was no Persian Empire to rule - it was the Macedonian Empire of Alexander.


Why did it become difficult for the Sassanid Empire to relive the glory of the first Persian Empire?

Alexander the Great had conquered the Persian Empire, and on his death it was dividedup by his generals into the Hellenistic Kingdoms - principally Macedonia, Egypt and Syria, plus transitory ones in Asia Minor. This took away the entire western half of the old Persian Empire. And as the power of the Hellenistic Kingdoms waned, it was replaced by the expansion of a rising Rome. In addition, the Indian sub-continent was taken over by rising powers there. So the richest parts of the Persian Empire were permanently denied to Sassanid expansion.


What didn't Alexander have that the Persians had?

A strong navy, so he started by capturing all the Persian Empire coastal city ports to end their sea power and ability to strike Macedonia and Greece by sea.


Why did ancient Greeks invade?

The Greek city-states in Asia Minor revolted against Persian rule. Cities outside the Persian Empire intervened, so the Persians decided to incorporate them within its empire to enforce peace.


Describe two effects of the Persian Wars?

The outcome of the Persian Wars left a continuing fighting between Greek cities which so weakened them that the way was opened for Macedon to become dominant. This dominance and resulting military power allowed Alexander the Great to take over the Persian Empire spread of Greek culture and religion


Why was Persian culture so diverse?

Because the policy led to cultural diversity in the empire.


Which event took place first the Roman Empire or the Persian Empire?

The Roman empire emerged progressively, after having gained dominence of the Italian peninsula, it expanded into Sicily and Spain in the mid-3rd Century BCE and consolidated and expanded this over the following centuries, reaching its height in the 2nd Century CE. The Persian empire existed from 550 to 330 BCE. So the first is Persian Empire.


Was a deadly plague spread to the Persian Empire?

The so-called Black Death that decimated populations in the 14th century started in central Asia and moved towards Europe by way of the Middle East. So Persia's population was also hit by it. By then Persia had become part of the Mongolian Empire.