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What were the boundaries of the Persian Empire using geographic landmarks?
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Along the Mediterranean Sea from today's Libya in the west, through Egypt, the Middle East and Central Asia to today's Pakistan at the Indus River to the east.
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What geographic features marked the eastern border of the Persian empire?
The Hindu Kush mountains, the Indus River complex
What is the main geographic feature of the Inca empire?
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What landform stopped the Persian Empire from spreading North?
turkey ( byzantine empire)
What continent is most of the Persian Empire located in?
Asia.
Which geographic factor affected the development of the Gupta empire?
monsoons
What were the boundaries of the Persian empire?
From today's Libya to Pakistan.
The Persian Empire reached its largest territorial boundaries under?
Darius
What countries that lie within the boundaries of the Persian Empire?
From Libya to Central Asia.
What were some geographic charateristics of the Persian Empire?
It covered all types of terrain, stretching from Libya to Central Asia.
What geographic features marked the eastern border of the Persian empire?
The Hindu Kush mountains, the Indus River complex
What modern countries that lie within the boundaries of Persian Empire?
Those lying between Libya and Central Asia.
Why was the Persian empire in a critical geographic position to exploit trade and commerce?
It helped trade because there were bodies of water all around them.
What was the name of the Persian Empire?
The Persian Empire.
Who was the Persian empire?
The Persian Empire was not a person.
Did Darius unify the Persian empire?
He established secure boundaries and divided the empire into 20 provinces each with a governor responsible for internal and external security, overseen by himself and his council.
How did Darius unify the Persian Empire?
He established secure boundaries and divided the empire into 20 provinces each with a governor responsible for internal and external security, overseen by himself and his council.
What empire is east of Sparta and Athens?
Persian Empire
