Chapter 7
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| P - The Achaemenid Empire | Satrapies appointed by central government. Military power, spies in each territory.
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| I - The Achaemenid Empire | There were various water resources and possible trade routes in the empire.
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| R - The Achaemenid Empire | Zoroastrianism was the dominant religion; believed in deities and was based on good vs. evil
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| A - The Achaemenid Empire | Structures included vast reception halls, lavish royal residences, and a protected treasury.
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| T - The Achaemenid Empire | Communication systems: Persian Royal Road and postal stations. Horse-riding, archery, administration
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| E - The Achaemenid Empire | Replaced irregular tribute payments with formal taxes were pastoralists
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| S - The Achaemenid Empire | Diverse empire, sharing cultural traits with Aryans
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| P - The Seleucids | Victor of was, Selucus, maintained administrative and taxation systems. Founded new cities.
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| I - The Seleucids | Different regions provided more resources and more tradable goods
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| R - The Seleucids | Earliest religion was centered on natural forces and geographical features
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| A - The Seleucids | Greek migrants encouraged the mix of cultures and arts within the empire.
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| T - The Seleucids | Trade traveled both over land routes, including newly constructed highways such as the Persian Royal Road.
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| E - The Seleucids | Slaves worked in both cities and countryside due to rebellion or debts unpaid
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| S - The Seleucids | New class of educated bureaucrats emerged and given prominent place in society
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| P - The Parthians | Did not have a centralized government, organized themselves through leaders who determined policy for all allied groups
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| I - The Parthians | They allowed their
horses to forage for food on the steppes
during the winter.
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| R - The Parthians | Had considerable change, as thinkers sought to adapt messages to circumstances of complex society
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| A - The Parthians | Art was greatly based on military action such as a Parthian on a horse using a bow and arrow
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| T - The Parthians | After discovering alfalfa, their larger animals could then support
heavily armed warriors outfitted with metal armor.
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| E - The Parthians | Employed Achaemenid techniques of administration and taxation
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| S - The Parthians | Retained customs and traditions of nomadic peoples from the steppes of central Asia
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| P - The Sasanids | Stabilized their western frontier and created a series of buffer states between and Roman empire.
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| I - The Sasanids | The Sasanids recreated the splendor of the Achaemenid empire.
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| R - The Sasanids | Magi still transmitted doctrines orally, and an untold number of hymns and holy verses disappeared
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| A - The Sasanids | They devoted their famous engineering skills to the construction of roads and dams.
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| T - The Sasanids | Devoted their famous engineering skills to the construction of roads and dams
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| E - The Sasanids | Sasanid merchants traded actively with peoples to both east and west. Communication Iran
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| S - The Sasanids | Cross-cultural influences were especially noticeable in the empire
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