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Q: What would the Persians rule would be best be described as?
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How would the Persians rule would be a be described as?

The Persian rule would best be described as trying to promote peace, security and prosperity.


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What is the Persians rule best describe by?

They retained traditional local government, while the empire provided security and encouraged prosperity.


What region did the Persians rule?

From Libya across to Central Asia.


Who defeated the Persians in 331 BC ending Persian rule?

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What best describes the Persians and their rule?

They did not interfere with the daily lives of their subjects. Persians are Iranian people. They all speak modern Persian.They did not interfere with the daily lives of their subjects.Merciful rulersMonotheists


What forms of government do you find in ancient Greece?

Aristotle described them as: Monarchy (rule by a single (best) one) which usually degraded to Tyranny (rule by a single (not so best) one). Aristocracy (rule of the best) which usually degraded to oligarchy (rule of the few). Democracy (people power) which usually degraded to Ochlocracy (mob power).


How would greek history have changed if they had lost to the Persians?

They would have had to continue their struggle against Persian rule instead of going back to increasingly vicious and costly wars with each other. And Macedonia would not have been free form Persian rule to dominate the weakened Greek city-states.


What is clemency best described as?

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