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The Akkadians developed what became known as the golden age of Persian culture?
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The Akkadians developed a Golden Age of Persian culture. The Akkadian language spread beyond the boundaries of Mesopotamia. Their manner of writing served as the model for many inscriptions. Their sculpture, particularly in the round relief form, was highly prized.. They also developed the first postal system using clay tablets.
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When Alexander the Great conquered the Persian Empire how did Greek culture get spread throughout it?
Alexander consciously set out to Hellenise it. He established a hundred cities in the Greek tradition (most named Alexandria) as centres of Greek-style culture, with gymnasia, temples, architecture etc and citizenship rules. He married his generals to Persian women and brought the Persian aristocracy into his armies. Greek became the lingua franca of commerce. This provided a veneer of Greek civilisation which lasted until the collapse of the Hellenistic kingdoms established by his successors and the encroachment of Islamic culture.
What were the consequences for both sides of the encounter between the Persian and the Greeks?
It essentially became a standoff - after the Greeks repelled the Persian attempt to incorporate them into the Persian empire, a peace was arranged and the Greeks went back to fighting each other. The Persian empire continued on until over-run by Macedonia.
What was the effect of Egypt conquest of kush in 1500 BC?
Kushite culture became more like Egyptian culture.
What was Alexander's goal when he became ruler of Greece?
He continued his father Philip's plan to take over the Persian Empire.
Why is the olmec culture called mother Civilization?
Olmec was the "mother" culture of Mesoamerica. Many aspects of their culture such as gods, glyphic writing and artistic forms became parts of later civilizations such as the Maya and Aztecs.
Who became leader of Athens after the Persian Wars and helped make it the center of Greek culture?
Pericles .
What civilization was founded by a Semitic people who moved to Sumeria and adopted the Sumerian culture?
The civilization was Akkad and the people became the Akkadians.(no relation to the Acadians)
What empires preserved the Persian culture?
The Achaemenid Empire 550-330 BCE ; subsequent empires from Alexander onwards tried to introduce their own cultures, so they became so mixed up that it could hardly be called Persian culture any more.
How did culture change in the 1920?
culture became more standardized throughout the country
The develop what became known as the golden age of Persian culture?
The reign of King Darius became known as the Golden age of Persia. During King Darius's reign Persia stretch from Europe to Asia.
Which happen first Alexander invaded Persia The Peloponnesian War began The Persian Wars began Alexandria became the center of education?
1 Persian War 2 Peloponnesian War 3 Alexander invaded Persia 4 Alexandria developed.
How did culture develop?
The early cultures developed mainly from the day to day activities that people were engaged in. Such activities became norms and were the basis of early cultures.
Which statement about life and culture under the Delhi sultanate is accurate?
Persian culture was dominant throughout India. Buddhist influences became more prominent. A fusion of Islamic and Indian cultures was achieved. Islamic and Indian cultures did not borrow from each other.
When Alexander the Great conquered the Persian Empire how did Greek culture get spread throughout it?
Alexander consciously set out to Hellenise it. He established a hundred cities in the Greek tradition (most named Alexandria) as centres of Greek-style culture, with gymnasia, temples, architecture etc and citizenship rules. He married his generals to Persian women and brought the Persian aristocracy into his armies. Greek became the lingua franca of commerce. This provided a veneer of Greek civilisation which lasted until the collapse of the Hellenistic kingdoms established by his successors and the encroachment of Islamic culture.
Which son of darius became a Persian ruler?
Xerxes I of Persia became king of Persia in 486BC and continued his father's campaigns against Greece in the Persian Wars.
What happened to Athens after Persian War?
It led the anti-Persian league, became democratised and established an emprie.
Why were Hellenistic cities were important?
they became centers of learning and culture
