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What best describes the transformation of the Persians from a nomadic people to an empire?
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How did the Persians become a nomadic empire?
They did not - theirs was a very static and stable empire.
What is the transformation of the Persians from a nomadic people to an empire?
They settled in southern Iran - became a subsidiary of Media - dominated the Medes - used their combined resources to takeover Babylon - expanded trough west Asia and central Asia, - then into north Africa - then into eastern Europe creating an empire that stretched from Libya to Pakistan.-
What did the Persians gain from their empire?
Gaining an empire is its own reward.
How did the Phoenicians influence the Persians?
The Persians absorbed the Phoenicians into their empire, and used their resources.
Who destroyed the Athenian Empire?
Persians
Did the Persians lose their empire to the Spartans?
No.
Who owned the Persian empire?
The Persians
Who destroyed the Persians?
Alexander the Great conquered the Persian Empire and converted it into an empire of his own, not to destroy the Persians but to convert them to Greek culture.
When the Persians took over Mesopotamia?
The Persians conquered the Babylonian Empire in 539 BCE.
How was Cyrus mean to the Persians?
He was not mean to the Persians - he led them to form the greatest empire of the time.
When did the nomadic warriors threaten empire in the song dynasty?
The Song dynasty was threatened by Nomadic warriors in 1126.
Who did the Persian Empire exspand?
It expanded the Persians.
