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What is the economic system of the Ottoman Empire?
the economic system of the Ottoman Empire consists of many key concepts. The Ottomans, like many other civilizations believed in military expansion to boost their economy. They also believed in fiscalism which is the economic theory of fiscal policy. This concept is the expenditures a government undertakes to provide goods and services. The two main practices are taxation and borrowing. Other economic strategies include traditional monopolies and conservative land holding. As the capitalist system grew in Europe, the Turks methods became less and less useful and ultimately lead to their down fall.
What was the economy like during the Persian Age?
It was based on trade and agriculture. Government economy was based on taxing the tributory states, which taxes paid for the defence of the empire and public works. It was not oppressive. After the defeat of the Persian invasion in 479 BCE the freed cities in Asia Minor and the islands had an Athenian set new taxes and he mostly recommended the Persian tax rates.
Which is not an economic goal?
An economic goal typically pertains to objectives like growth, efficiency, and equity. A goal that is not economic might be something like promoting artistic expression or enhancing community well-being. While these can have economic implications, they do not directly relate to traditional economic metrics or objectives.
What were the chief economic activities of the Roman?
The chief economic activities of the Roman Empire included agriculture, trade, and manufacturing. Agriculture was the backbone of the economy, with crops like wheat, olives, and grapes being cultivated extensively. Trade flourished across the Mediterranean, facilitated by a network of roads and ports, allowing for the exchange of goods such as wine, olive oil, and pottery. Additionally, manufacturing, particularly in textiles and metalwork, contributed to economic prosperity and urban development.
What is economic venture?
It is a money making project. It is like the Jamestown and Roanoke colonies. They were founded for a economic reason.
How large did the Persian empire get?
as the Persians mass army conquered country after country there was more land and more soldiers willing to fight for the Persian empire it continued to be like that country after country....and that is how the Persian army get large:)
What key cities did Alexander conquer in the Persian empire and whay?
he felt like it
Why did Alexander feel it was necessary to conquer the Persian Empire?
because he felt like it
How did a Persian princess look like?
Of wich era we are talking? A princess from the ancient persian empire, or of the late shah´s period? Greetings
Why the Persian empire was a threat to Greece by 500 bce?
because they didnt like each other
What was the symbol of the Persian Empire?
A falcon with spread wings and legs and a halo-like circle on the head.
On what continent is most of the Persian Empire located?
The continent that most of the Persian Empire is located is Asia.
What was the religion that developed during the Persian Empire?
Zoroastrianism was the religion that developed during the Persian Empire. It was founded by the prophet Zoroaster and promoted the worship of Ahura Mazda as the supreme deity. Zoroastrianism influenced later monotheistic religions like Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
What is contiguous empire?
It means the empire's land is adjacent to one another, meaning they are connected and not separated by water or another empire's territory. In some major empires like the Persian empire, their land was separated and spanned 3 continents.
What was the Persian empire's farming like?
In the Fertile Crescent and Egypt it was irrigated by the rivers. In the remaining areas it was mostly dry-farrming.
What resources did the Persian Empire need?
the persians needed many thing like food water shelter gold ivory.
What attributes of the Persian Empire mirror modern states?
The past does not mirror the future, so modern states can mirror the Persian Empire, not the other way round. Responsible modern states try to achieve good government, security and prosperity for their peoples. This is what the Persian empire tried to do, setting a good example for the present. However, like the present states and their wars and failings, the Persian Empire had limited success, and its prosperity attracted the covetous eyes of the Macedonians. Phillip II planned to take it over, and prepared and an invasion. His son Alexander took over the project after Phillip was assassinated, and destroyed the Empire before he himself died/was killed, and the Empire was split up amongst his generals.
