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It's extent from North Africa to Central Asia mandated the formation of 20 provinces each governed by a Persian governor, who had responsibility for development, taxation and maintaining internal peace and external security.

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What impact did geographic location have on Persian empire?

The geographic location of the Persian Empire provided strategic advantages for trade and communication, as it connected the East and West through the Silk Road. It also offered natural defenses such as mountains and deserts that helped protect the empire from invasions. The varied geography, including fertile plains and access to water sources, enabled the empire to support agriculture and sustain a large population.


What continent is the south western part of the Persian empire located?

The southwestern part of the Persian Empire is located in the continent of Asia.


How did the geography and the environment affect Persian Empire development?

It's progressive expansion/conquest of the various territories which were incorporated into the empire over a period of fifty years each brought new territory, new geography, new peoples, new customs and new challenges to government. The Persians coped with this by retaining traditional local government, with Persian provincial governors for overall control and protection. Economic development proceeded, communications between provinces were improved, a common language Aramaic was introduced for official communication, armies and fleets were levied as necessary from the provinces for defence.


What continent is the southern part of Persian Empire located?

The southern part of the Persian Empire is located on the continent of Asia.


How did geography affect Greek and Persian civilizations differently during the classical era?

The geography of Greece, with its mountainous terrain and scattered islands, influenced the development of independent city-states and a seafaring culture. This led to a focus on trade, individualism, and democracy. In contrast, the vast Persian Empire spanned different geographic regions, fostering a centralized government and a diverse multi-ethnic society united under a single ruler.