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Review last night’s reading I will take questions before our reading quiz

Today’s open packet quiz brought to you by the hard work and dedication of your BHS Student Council representatives and our talent show contestants! Thank them if you get a chance!

Imperialism and Empire Building How? Centralized rule, uniformity Hegemony vs. Dominance Potential problems with maintenance of an empire?

Ancient Empires

Sargon I Established first empire (Akkadian Empire)

Sargon I Established first empire (Akkadian Empire) Empire lasts for 140-150 years

Biggest problem with maintaining an empire in Mesopotamia? Invaders Why? Historical problem with the invaders?

The Hittites Indo-Europeans Settled in Anatolia

Hittites Technological Advantage? 2 Wheeled Chariot Iron Working

The Hittites Adopted cultural traits of others

Hittite Empire Collapses Around 1200 BCE

The Assyrians (c. 1350-900 BCE) Fearsome Military

The Assyrians (c. 1350-900 BCE) Fearsome Military Used terror tactics against enemies

The Assyrians (c. 1350-900 BCE) Fearsome Military Used terror tactics against enemies

The Assyrians (c. 1350-900 BCE) Fearsome Military Used terror tactics against enemies

The Assyrians (c. 1350-900 BCE) Fearsome Military Used terror tactics against enemies Trade flourished Stability (system of local governments) Road system Uniform laws Near absolute monarchy

The Phoenicians Best known for…?

The Phoenicians Best known for…? Why trade?

The Phoenicians Best known for…? Why trade? Developed a new alphabet

Balance of Power Potential problems when the balance of power is disrupted?

Persian Empire Persians under Cyrus the Great 559 BCE Expansion of Territory

Persian Empire Under Cyrus the Great

Persian Empire Persians under Cyrus the Great 559 BCE Expansion of Territory Allowed the conquered people to maintain local customs Compare that with the Assyrians Probable impact of this tolerance?

Supposed Tomb of Cyrus the Great

Persian Empire Persians under Cyrus the Great 559 BCE Expansion of Territory Allowed the conquered people to maintain local customs Compare that with the Assyrians Probable impact of this tolerance? Problems after his death? Cambyses II Revolts in Egypt and Ionia (Greeks) Mental issues?

Persia Under Darius I (r. 522-486 BCE) Establishes a permanent army Advantages to this? Disadvantages? Enhances the image, importance and as a result, power of the king Satrap – royal governor (local power, must obey the king) Money system

Advantages to this Money System?

Persia Under Darius I (r. 522-486 BCE) Establishes a permanent army Enhances the image, importance and as a result, power of the king Satrap – royal governor (local power, must obey the king) Money system State sponsored trade

Persian Road System Why necessary for Persia?

Zoroastrianism Ahura Mazda (Creator) Dualism – good vs. evil (Ahriman) Humans have free will Good thoughts, good words, good deeds