Compare and contrast the religious and political beliefs of the Persian Empire to classical Greece.

Ancient Greece is a very diverse group of loose city states due to changes in political relations and alliances. Therefore, it is difficult to generalize the classical Greek politics. However, around 500 BC, Athens and Sparta were the most powerful and wealthy people in the city when the two civilizations collided in war. Following Christion 's reform, Athens became a very limited direct democracy, and dominant eculecher members are selected by draw from citizens. The government also established the aristocratic committee, but its authority is limited. Sparta was actually governed by two kings who responded to the elders' committee called "metaphor". Approximately 10% of the population (called tartrate) can participate in politics. Both sides adore the same Pantheon, Athens is keen to worship that legendary founder Athena.

Meanwhile, Persia was dominated by a monarch who claimed to have enormous power (Zellux in the war between Darius I and his Greeks). The expansive nature of the empire spreading from contemporary Afghanistan to Levant will mean that you have the power to govern rulers of a territory conquered or local rulers. The Persian empire is very concentrated in theory, but in reality it is very scattered and scattered. However, they lack a common ideology that emphasizes the individual participation of the government in Greek city states. Ruler can make other beliefs exist as necessary, but national religion is a kind of Zoroastrianism.

Prior to the emergence of Alexander the Great, classical Greece consisted of divided small city states, but there was a difference. This is in stark contrast to the eastern Persian empire, which has central governance. This is why the exaggerated Persians got angry though they could not conquer Greece in 490 BC. Among the many city states - Delphi, Thebe, Athens, Corinth, Olympia, Sparta - the two most popular cities are Athens and Sparta, which are at the forefront of most of the classical era. Ironically, you will find out later that these two powers are also the reason for the demise of Greek golden age.

An example of a chart / outline I wrote for a class article. We must compare the two governments (list of classical Greek, Persian, Roman Empire, Han), the social structure of Han and India, the work of Qin and Han Dynasty, or the spread of Christianity and Buddhism. Do not forget the main era and the empire / government / dynasty / etc. It was there at the time - you should know the beginning and end of the five main periods, and the times of those times. This will be very important when taking the AP exam in May.

Ancient Greece is the Greek culture of the 200th year from the 5th century BC to the 4th century BC. This classical era was consolidated by the Persian empire in the majority of modern Greece, was independent after that, had a great influence on the Roman Empire and had a great influence on the foundation of Western civilization. Many of contemporary Western politics, artistic thought such as architecture, scientific thought, literature, philosophy, etc were born from the historical era of Greece.

It will help the development and expansion of the Persian Empire. For the organization of the classical Persian Empire there are important social, economic and cultural influences. The rise of the Persian empire, the society and the economy of the empire, and the ransom religion of the classical Persian society. The Persian Empire comes from the country of Iran. Persian rulers made many conquests that led to the huge empire. Acamenide