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    Xerxes

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    programs were impressive he neglected other parts of the empire. * Olmstead: “Xerxes was more interested in completing the magnificent structures begun by his father than he was in testing the formidable military machine.” * Josef Wieshofer: Persepolis was one of his “favourite past times”‚ was “hardly independent” of Darius’ style‚ was an “imitation of standards.” * “Xerxes spent considerable time‚ energy and resources on massive construction programs.” - Granger Foreign Policy *

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    Chapter7Outline

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    Outline 7 The Empires Of Persia Chapter Thesis: The Persian Empire was an enormous realm shaped from the victory of conquering Lydia; these conquests‚ however‚ yielded a large empire with administrative and political problems for its rulers‚ yet a series of Persian-based empires governing the territory between India and the Mediterranean Sea brought centralized political organization to all of the distinct societies found over the vast land‚ and with this‚ the organization of the many territories

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    1301-20162 English Composition I‚ Fall 2013 Class Meets: Monday‚ Wednesday‚ and Friday 9:05am-10:00am Instructor: Dr. Hart Office: NFAC 3114 A Email: krystal.hart@my.tccd.edu Office Hours: Monday and Wednesday 11:00am-12:00pm‚ and by appointment Required Materials How to Write Anything‚ John J. Ruszkiewicz and Jay T. Dolmage Rules for Writers‚ Seventh Edition‚ Diana Hacker and Nancy Sommers Pocket folders for submitting essays and keeping your journal A college dictionary (recommended)

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    In the case of Alexander “the Great”‚  from a multitude of people’s points of view‚ he was a great conqueror‚ but he was also egotistic and an alcoholic that did not deserve an overall legacy of greatness. Numerous people‚ such as members of the Persepolis society‚ that Alexander “the Great” conquered considered him Alexander “the Devil”. However‚ nobody could argue against his immense cultural influence‚ on those he conquered‚ particularly

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    Xerxes’ kingship after Darius was from 426BC to 465BC‚ his accession being a decision finalised by the previous king from a number of factors as evident in inscriptions‚ reliefs as well as accounts by the Greek historian‚ Herodotus. It was not straightforward that Xerxes’ would succeed his father‚ and the sources provide dates and insight that factor out possibilities which may have resulted in Darius’ final decision. Xerxes’ had several brothers both of half and of blood‚ including Artobazanes

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    Alexander the Great

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    Although Alexander the Great had numerous conquests‚ there were three events that were meaningful to his empire and legacy. His desire to fulfill his father’s wish to conquer the Persian Empire made the Battle of the Granicus River‚ the Battle if Issus and the Battle of Gaugamela keystone to his own empire. Alexander the Great was a superior military tactician and all three of these battles were strategically planned with a goal of destroying the Persian Empire and displayed his unmatched skill

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    The Culture Iceberg Theory‚ a theory that gives people a view of the most important part of a person‚ the inside. Just like an iceberg‚ people are on only able to see 1/7 of the iceberg (the top). The culture of a human acts strikingly similar‚ 1/7 of a human being gets seen by others. 6/7s under the water‚ the bottom of the iceberg displays the elements of who the person truly represents. Most people overlook the inside of a human being. They tend to make harsh judgements based off the outside of

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    Alexander the Great

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    Alexander the Great was one of the greatest military leaders in history. He vastly expanded the Greek culture through the many cities he acquired. Though he died at a young age he had many accomplishments that greatly inspired his legacy. Alexander the Great was born in 356. B.C‚ in Pella‚ which was once Macedonia’s capital. He was the son of Phillip II‚ whom at the time was King of Macedonia. King Phillip the second was assassinated in 336 B.C‚ when Alexander was forced to take over the crown

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    Everyday people learn how to be a better English writer and it is successful because mostly everyone in the United States speaks English. In my experience‚ I’m learning how to become a better English writer everyday by reading books and writing essays. I’ve taken English 60A‚ English 60B‚ and now I’m taking English 50. Writing essays and reading article’s in English 50 helps me to become a stronger writer. In my portfolio I am going to edit my best essay that I did in class and I am also going to

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    although no records have remained from these primitive ballads. Persian songs goes back to 3000 BC to the time of king Jamshid. Xenophon wrote about songs that were sung when Cyrus the Great was still a boy. The halls of the Achaemenian palace at Persepolis echoed with the poetic singing of the tale of the romantic love of Zariadres and Odatis. The Arab conquest influenced the Persian vocabulary causing an even smoother poetic verse. Poetry‚ nursed for 200 years by the care of three dynasties (Tahirid

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