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When Arab armies conquered Persia in the 7th century, it marked a significant shift in the region's cultural and religious landscape. The conquest led to the widespread adoption of Islam among the Persian population, transforming the predominant Zoroastrian beliefs. Additionally, the Arabic language and culture began to influence Persian society, resulting in a rich synthesis that shaped Persian identity and literature in the centuries that followed. This period also initiated the integration of Persia into the broader Islamic Caliphate, facilitating trade and cultural exchange across vast regions.
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What was Alexander's first major conquest?
Persia Alexandar from Macedonia, the first conquered place was, so called today, Greece, or Athens. The well known battle of Horonea, some 3 Century BC, 2 august. So, this is the braking point of all Greeks atempt to improve that Alexandaer the Great was greek... He was Macedonian!
Why may a historian be interested in a 20 year war that took place in ancient time?
Anything in history interests a historian. Events change lives, society, places, and people. A 20 year Ancient war could explain why there are differences within a place or among people. Often ancient armies took people as slaves and married women in the conquered lands. Languages change, customs change, religion change, and foods change. To study the war could tell a historian why and how. A good example of an invading people changing a society is the Vikings.
Who were the armies at Marathon that took place in 490 BC?
A Persian expeditionary force versus the armies of Athens and Plataea.
What is an non example of conquistadors?
the US, south america and asia was a place the conquered.
In which war did the battle of the bulge occur?
It took place in WW II
Why was Persia persistent in conquering Greece?
HellasPersia never conquered the whole of Greece and the bits that medized (submitted to Persia) were quickly intimidated back away by the major powers of Athens and Sparta. Persia kept trying to conquer Greece because, simply, it was described to Darius and Xerxes as the most beautiful place in the world, and they wanted it.
How did the Persian Empire get so large in the first place?
Starting as Persia-Media, it progreessively conquered its neighboure as far west as Egypt-Libya and east as Central Asia and today's Pakistan.
What was Alexander's first major conquest?
Persia Alexandar from Macedonia, the first conquered place was, so called today, Greece, or Athens. The well known battle of Horonea, some 3 Century BC, 2 august. So, this is the braking point of all Greeks atempt to improve that Alexandaer the Great was greek... He was Macedonian!
Why may a historian be interested in a 20 year war that took place in ancient time?
Anything in history interests a historian. Events change lives, society, places, and people. A 20 year Ancient war could explain why there are differences within a place or among people. Often ancient armies took people as slaves and married women in the conquered lands. Languages change, customs change, religion change, and foods change. To study the war could tell a historian why and how. A good example of an invading people changing a society is the Vikings.
What statements best describes a major change that took place in New Netherland after the Duke of York claimed the colony?
The English conquered it.
Where did Persian gulf take place?
Persia
What helped romes armies travel to one place to the other?
The ancient Romans built roads to help travel their armies from one place to the other
When does shadow spinner take place?
Persia/Middle East
Is Persia a real place?
YES, it is called Iran presently
Is Persia and Turkey the same place?
no, they are two separate countries
Who were the armies at Marathon that took place in 490 BC?
A Persian expeditionary force versus the armies of Athens and Plataea.
How did the Persian Empire end?
Alexander the Great conquered it and established his own in its place.
