ex. P - Persia ruled through a system of SATRAPS (districts) with regional SATRAPIES (governors).
https://www.freeman-pedia.com/
Hazah! Historical Research!!!
As discussed, we need evidence about the Classical Persians due to their importance, both in the Classical Era and for later history. Submit your research in blog posts but make sure to label each post with the relevant SPICE-T course theme (this part is graded). Use ALL CAPS for key term "evidence." Include links to great resources for future access as well. Try not to copy/paste voluminous texts as I expect us to read through this post and we wouldn't want to make it too taxing...like the Persians...who levied historically "fair" taxes.
ex. P - Persia ruled through a system of SATRAPS (districts) with regional SATRAPIES (governors). https://www.freeman-pedia.com/ Hazah! Historical Research!!!
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9/13/2019 01:04:36 pm
Economics
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bre sosa
9/13/2019 01:06:19 pm
economy:
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bre sosa
9/13/2019 01:07:30 pm
economy:
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Camile + Belen
9/13/2019 01:08:04 pm
Political- Persia was ruled by the Persian Empire with only one emperor. Their legal system helped Persia stay stable and let their citizens have rights. Their government was heavily based off of tolerance and diplomacy.
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Camile
9/13/2019 01:10:48 pm
Never mind there is i
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Angel and Chandler
9/13/2019 01:08:23 pm
Technology: Persians engineered ingenious irrigation and sewage systems for their cities. Underground tunnels, or qanats, were dug to bring groundwater to their fields. A qanat is a gently sloping underground channel that carries water from an aquifer or water well to houses and fields. Therefore, a hot, dry climate, they were able to plant beautiful gardens.
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bre sosa
9/13/2019 01:08:25 pm
economy:
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George Najm
9/13/2019 01:08:47 pm
Cultural
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George Najm
9/13/2019 01:10:28 pm
http://www.ushistory.org/civ/4e.asp
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George Najm
9/13/2019 01:15:13 pm
One artistic technique incorporated from other cultures involved the smithing and hammering of gold, possibly adopted from the Medes. The most common surviving metal objects are ceremonial drinking cups.
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George
9/13/2019 01:18:31 pm
Cultural
Hannah Roberts
9/13/2019 01:09:41 pm
Economics
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bre sosa
9/13/2019 01:11:06 pm
economy:
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Hannah Roberts
9/13/2019 01:11:14 pm
Economics/Human Environment Interaction
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9/13/2019 01:11:55 pm
Social Interactions
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bre sosa
9/13/2019 01:12:48 pm
sources:
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Angel and Chandler
9/13/2019 01:12:54 pm
Technology: The yakhchal is an ancient evaporation cooler which the Persians created and mastered the technique of building and using the yakhchal by 400 BC. These ancient refrigerators were mainly built and used in Persia. Using thick, heat-resistant construction materials, the subterranean storage space was insulated year-round.
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Hannah Roberts
9/13/2019 01:14:55 pm
Economics
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9/13/2019 01:15:48 pm
Cultural
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George Najm
9/13/2019 01:17:11 pm
Multilingual inscriptions, such as those on a relief of Cyrus the Great, demonstrate the diversity of those living in the Persian Empire.
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Camile + Belen
9/13/2019 01:17:36 pm
While King Darius ruled, the empire was divided into 20 provinces to try to stop any single region from becoming more powerful than the other. Each province was ruled by a governor, called a SATRAP.
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Angel and Chandler
9/13/2019 01:17:41 pm
Technology: Abu Bakr Muhammad Ibn Jakarta al-Razi, a Persian astronomer, mathematician, and geographer, was the first to discover sulphuric acid.
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George Najm
9/13/2019 01:18:08 pm
Assyria, ancient Egypt, and Mycenae are three of many cultures whose styles feature in Persian art.
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Belen And Camile
9/13/2019 01:18:53 pm
Political Militay Facts
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9/13/2019 01:20:03 pm
Political
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9/13/2019 01:22:14 pm
Cultural and Political
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Angel and Chandler
9/13/2019 01:22:30 pm
Technology: Persian cavalry began using shields. They were made from wicker and leather to keep them light. These shields were an imitation of those carried by the Saka, who the Persians had frequently fought. Persian heavy cavalry regiments eventually adopted them.
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Angel and Chandler
9/14/2019 06:26:57 pm
Technology: Incorporation of soldiers from conquered territories additionally brought forth unique military ideas that were quickly adopted by the Persians. Weaponry from both the Saka tribes and Indians, such as their ARCHERY BOWS and WAR ELEPHANTS respectively, were soon prevalent in the conquest of expanding Persia.
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Angel and Chandler
9/14/2019 06:36:38 pm
Technology: The Persian archers were one of the bravest fighters in the Persian army. They were located at the front line of attack, raining volleys of arrows down on the opposing force after the Chariots begin the war. The archers were also held much high in regard, with the bow being the national arm of the ancient Achaemenid Empire. This was a technique used to fight in wars.
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Angel and Chandler
9/14/2019 06:42:24 pm
Technology: Studying his Greek enemies, Cyrus the Great realized the importance of cavalry to an army, which could move quickly over extensive distances. He adopted the tactics from the Khorassan horsemen and constructed the Persian cavalry into the world’s largest mounted army. The strategical role of this infantry was to pester the enemies and draw them into battles.
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angel and chandler
9/14/2019 06:47:15 pm
Technology: The Persians wanted to disrupt the Greek’s orderly lines to allow their own archers to aim as many Greek soldiers as possible. Thus, they decided to deploy the scythed chariot.The scythed chariot had swords connected to the rotating axles at the wheels of the chariot, so that as the chariot drove pass, the swords sticking from either side of the wheels would swivel with such speed that it would kill the opposing enemies.
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angel and chandler
9/14/2019 06:50:55 pm
Technology: The Persians adopted Greek war ships called triremes and biremes. The long narrow ships triremes, supported three levels of rowers which included a long oar behind for steering, and at the front of the ship, a ram, made of an iron beam. The ram is used to stab into an enemy ship. This was yet another military innovation that was adopted by persian civilization from their enemies.
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9/15/2019 11:53:20 am
Technology-
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Mr. Sherer
9/16/2019 06:41:19 am
source?
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9/15/2019 11:58:44 am
Technology-
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Mr. Sherer
9/16/2019 06:42:10 am
Persia didn;t really exist 3,000 YBP, so...
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9/15/2019 12:08:14 pm
social interactions-
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Megan Cox
9/15/2019 03:56:03 pm
The social structure started to break down once there was no longer a strong leader. The people below the upper class started organizing riots and other actions of revolt against the rulers. This caused the rulers to go against their religion by working for the evil spirits. Kings became greedy and began stealing from the supply if riches rather than giving it to the people.
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Megan Cox
9/15/2019 04:00:24 pm
Human Environment interaction
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