Why Did King Cyrus Grow The Limits Of Persia
The time depicted in the medium was during the Achaemenid Empire which was the Persian Empire, established by Cyprus the great. 550-479 BCE and the Arabian Peninsula 1000 B.C. first century A.D. The Persian empire was greater than Assyrian and stretched from Egypt to Arabia across Mesopotamia and the Indus river. Persia today the nation of Iran and when Cyprus was conquering the nearing regions. During 539 B.C.E., King Cyrus chose to grow the limits of Persia. He started by vanquishing Babylon. Cyrus was different from other conquerors who ruled and dictated people but Cyrus was known for his kindness to all the people and regions he conquered especially the Jews who were treated unfairly. Cyrus did not transform the people into slaves and
all the people could practice any religion and live however they wanted. The Persians wanted a world where they could all live peacefully together.
During 522-486 BCE Darius I two was the king of Persia who ruled from 522 BCE to 486 BCE. Darius expanded and developed Persia in many directions and in this way Darius as Great King turned Persia into one of the greatest empires in the world. A variety of individuals of various societies, religions, customs, and backgrounds all lived under one.
The information that the video had was accurate. What was said about the Kings Cyrus and Darius the great King were all accurate. I think that this video did not do a great job on teaching about the importance of the king to the people and how they valued and respected hum. The video also did great on Ancient civilizations because it mainly focused on the building architectures which was greatly described because the purpose of each building was shared. For example, the Palace of Persepolis which was the royal building where ceremonial and administrative meetings were held. that were important to them such as where the king lived and the holy worshiping buildings. For the efficiency of the video as a teaching tool, there should be more information about the lifestyle of the Persian people and the different cultures that Persia represented. There should also be dates of when the different buildings and Palaces were built and who the Urban architectures were. The video also seemed to be biased and it mention a lot about how the Greeks depicted the Persians since they were enemies and should have given more in-depth detail so that the viewers are not confused.
all the people could practice any religion and live however they wanted. The Persians wanted a world where they could all live peacefully together.
During 522-486 BCE Darius I two was the king of Persia who ruled from 522 BCE to 486 BCE. Darius expanded and developed Persia in many directions and in this way Darius as Great King turned Persia into one of the greatest empires in the world. A variety of individuals of various societies, religions, customs, and backgrounds all lived under one.
The information that the video had was accurate. What was said about the Kings Cyrus and Darius the great King were all accurate. I think that this video did not do a great job on teaching about the importance of the king to the people and how they valued and respected hum. The video also did great on Ancient civilizations because it mainly focused on the building architectures which was greatly described because the purpose of each building was shared. For example, the Palace of Persepolis which was the royal building where ceremonial and administrative meetings were held. that were important to them such as where the king lived and the holy worshiping buildings. For the efficiency of the video as a teaching tool, there should be more information about the lifestyle of the Persian people and the different cultures that Persia represented. There should also be dates of when the different buildings and Palaces were built and who the Urban architectures were. The video also seemed to be biased and it mention a lot about how the Greeks depicted the Persians since they were enemies and should have given more in-depth detail so that the viewers are not confused.