Persian Empire

Alexander the Great; a Macedonian

because they didnt like each other

I'm not sure you can say it at all, both empires were not contemporary, and they weren't established in the same geographical area. The Ottoman Empire controled parts of Iran for a short time, but were eventually overthrown. As for "persians" ever winning over the Turks, I can't think of a single instance.

There were three kings named Darius. Which one do you mean?

He allowed the Judean aristocracy, which had been deported to Babylon by the Babylonians, to return to Judea to try to reclaim their estates if they wished. Half declined because they were well established in Babylon and stayed. The returnees had mixed success - many could not provide credible evidence to their claim. The successful ones became the new aristocracy in Judea.

The reason they had been deported in the first place was that the Babylonians followed the practice of their predecessors the Assyrians, by exchanging aristocracies of conquered territories so that peoples were ruled by foreigners who were not sympathetic to them and so avoid uprisings. The aristocracies of the 10 northern tribes of Hebrews had been sent by the Assyrians to rule peoples there, and aristocracies from Assyria sent to rule the 10 tribes. The Babylonians did the same thing with the two southern tribes - Judah and Benjamin a century later, and thn incoming Persian Cyrus gave them their chance and came back to take over the two southern tribes. This didn't happen to the northern 10 tribes, giving rise to the fable that the people had disappeared. The common people remained in Israel under foreign rulers in the north. And the common people of the two southern tribes remained in the south.

The story of Esther holds a very important role in the teachings of Judaism. Contrary to what many people mistakenly believe, she was not the most beautiful woman, rather, the reason she was chosen by King Achashveros was because of her modesty. The king provided the best of garments, jewels, perfumes, etc to the women participating in the beauty contest, however, Esther eschewed these gifts and chose to dress very modestly without jewels, etc.

In all of her actions, Esther was motivated by pure love for both HaShem (The Creator) and her fellow Jews. Despite her situation (thinking she was going to lose her place in the world to come), she never lost faith or hope. Esther had a pure mind.

Cyrus the Great - he progressively created these provinces to govern the territories as he absorbed them.

because it was a muslim territory and and before that the arabs had a different belief.

He created alliances with many greek city-states

they were like feet

the ottoman empire

It was captured by Alexander the Great.

ideekay really dont ask so many dumb questionsss ( :

^------- You are a really ignorant person you really didnt have to answer the question obviously your the dumb one here cause you dont even know the answer yourself but you act like you know it (Think smart not hard) stupid.........and the answer is shah...Some thing the dummy who answered first couldnt answer.

RESOURCES: World History in the 9th grade

He gave his people wealth, food, and more.

It was not the Greeks but the Greek city-state of Eretria.

The Persians then switched to Athens which defeated them at Marathon.

No

Russia

The mongols invaded their home city, but the third crusaders had to fight their way through to get to the Holy Land, so they attacked the Persians to get through.

Well, seeing as how this question is filled under Alexander the Great, I would assume that you should know that the leader of Macedonia, Alexander the Great, defeated the Persian empire and held the title and office of the king of Persians.

Darius III.

you hit the guy with sword then the one with the axe

No. They were built by the people who occupied them.

satrapies

Media and Persia. They then took over the Babylonian and Lydian Empires and moved on through Libya-Egypt in the west and Central Asia in the east.