There were earlier unions in the Middle East which some have called empires, but it is generally accepted the the best defined was the Akkadian Empire of the later 3rd Millennium BCE under Sargon which united all the Akkadian-speaking Semites and Sumerian-speakers (of unknown ethnic origin) into a multilingual empire. This Empire controlled the Fertile Crescent - Mesopotamia, the Levant and part of today's Iran.
beacuse greek empire was the first to rule the world
Sargon the Great was the first empire in the world
No rome was not the first Empire in the worldalexander the great had an empire before rome, Xerse had a empire, Egypt was an empire. All of these were before rome
sargon I
The Russian Empire dropped out of World War 1 first. This was due to internal wrangles over the direction the empire was supposed to take in the war.
Sargon is the creator of the world's first empire (:
The world's first empire was the Akkadian Empire, established around 3,000 BC by Sargon.
I don't know if the Ancient Egyptian system counts as an Empire as such. Alexander the Great conquers Persia & other places 300 years BC..... It might be Akkadian empire sargon was the builder of the first world empire.
beacuse greek empire was the first to rule the world
Persian empire is the first kingdom in the world
yes
Sargon the Great was the first empire in the world
The Assyrian Empire (c.940-612 BC)
the Roman Empire
sargon I
The Phoenicians
No rome was not the first Empire in the worldalexander the great had an empire before rome, Xerse had a empire, Egypt was an empire. All of these were before rome