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It did not change the way all empires were ruled, only the Persian Empire.
It led to a greater devolution of local power and incredible non-Persian loyalty and friendship among the conquered gentry. This allowed Cyrus to use royal funds to improve the empire as opposed to using it to constantly suppress minorities.
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What happened to the policy of toleration in the Persian Empire?
It continued until the empire was taken over by Alexander the Great who attempted to introduce Greek culture. Later empires allowed local customs and governance, but this was disrupted by wars and takeovers by invasions and wars.
What was Cleopatras domistic policy?
Cleopatra had the same domestic policy as all the Ptolemies----tax and spend on oneself.Cleopatra had the same domestic policy as all the Ptolemies----tax and spend on oneself.Cleopatra had the same domestic policy as all the Ptolemies----tax and spend on oneself.Cleopatra had the same domestic policy as all the Ptolemies----tax and spend on oneself.Cleopatra had the same domestic policy as all the Ptolemies----tax and spend on oneself.Cleopatra had the same domestic policy as all the Ptolemies----tax and spend on oneself.Cleopatra had the same domestic policy as all the Ptolemies----tax and spend on oneself.Cleopatra had the same domestic policy as all the Ptolemies----tax and spend on oneself.Cleopatra had the same domestic policy as all the Ptolemies----tax and spend on oneself.
How did the Assyrians and the Persians consolidate their power and control the subjects of their empires?
The Assyrians exchanged aristocracies between areas, so the new foreign rulers would not be sympathetic to the people under their control, and so not lead or tolerate revolts (that is what happened with the 10 northern tribes of Israel). Their successor the Babylonians followed the same policy (that is what happened to the aristocracy of the Judah and Benjamin). The Persians simply divided their empire into 20 provinces with Persian governors who oversaw the cities, tribes and principalities which were left under their traditional rulers.
What was king thutmose iii domestic policy?
King Thutmose III built many monuments and decorated them with pillars.
What was Cleopatra VII Domestic Policy?
going out with other egyptians
How did policy of toleration change the way empires were rules?
It did not change the way all empires were ruled, only the Persian Empire. It led to a greater devolution of local power and incredible non-Persian loyalty and friendship among the conquered gentry. This allowed Cyrus to use royal funds to improve the empire as opposed to using it to constantly suppress minorities.
How did Akbar successors religious conflict in the empire?
By ending his policy of religious toleration.
Was the act of toleration a british mercantilist policy?
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Was The Act of Toleration was a British mercantilist policy?
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How did Akbar's successors promote religious conflict in the empire?
By ending his policy of religious toleration.
What is the policy of creating large empires?
the British centennial empire
How did Cyrus' policy of toleration change the way empires were ruled?
It did not change the way all empires were ruled, only the Persian Empire. It led to a greater devolution of local power and incredible non-Persian loyalty and friendship among the conquered gentry. This allowed Cyrus to use royal funds to improve the empire as opposed to using it to constantly suppress minorities.
What WAS the colonial in South Carolina?
South Carolina had a policy of religious toleration; it even had a Sephardic Jewish community. Its economy was based on agriculture.
What happened to the policy of toleration in the Persian Empire?
It continued until the empire was taken over by Alexander the Great who attempted to introduce Greek culture. Later empires allowed local customs and governance, but this was disrupted by wars and takeovers by invasions and wars.
Policy letter format to inform of change?
Policy Change
Policy under which stronger nations attempt to create empires by dominating weaker nations?
Imperialism
How did darius controlled his empire?
darius was a good empire because he let the people keep their culture and keep their own god he use policy of toleration
