In addition, more men were allowed access to public office. He, the the tyrants at that time, wanted to break the power of the aristocratic families and he succeeded.More men were also able to afford weapons and equipments. This would allow more men to serve in the city-state armies. Although the Greeks won and the loss for the Persians were embarrassing, the outcome had little impact on the Persian empire. The Persians were now a symbol for authority and the greeks were a symbol for power. The win for the Greeks drove their pride, which also verifies their freedom. The Greek’s win sent them into a fifty year golden era where Greek theaters were formed and large buildings like the Parthenon in Athens were built. Socrates also began his philosopher career. A civil war, known as the Peloponnesian War, took place after the Greco-Persian War happened because Athens wanted more power.The Greeks won again and the fight opened a new way for the Greek city-states to be conquered by Macedonia.Alexander’s conquests caused Greek culture to spread into Mesopotamia, India, and Egypt. New Greek cities were …show more content…
A part of Rome’s political system gave the lower class some protection, which made more people want to support the empire. The moral beliefs, behaviors, and laws of Rome made people stand fr Rome since more and more people agreed with it.Rome’s location in the Mediterranean made the building of the empire easier. Rome’s army was well trained and grew from Italy’s population. Rome had wealth and a large food supply which supported the citizens of Rome.The Chinese empire tried to revive their imperial tradition that already happened during the Shang, Xia, and Zhou dynasties. The process of creating the empire was quicker and easier since they already had something to work off of. It however was still reliant on the Chinese military force which made the creation of the empire brutal. Rome had a evolution from republic to an empire. The Chinese’s transition was faster.Rome had a less centralized political system then China. Both took in religion that was foreign to them. Christianity was taken in by Rome. China took in Buddhism, which came from India.The Roman empire took in more foreign culture and