(Revised) Conrad-Demarest Model of Empire

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(Revised) Conrad-Demarest Model of Empire Mr. Millhouse AP World History Hebron High School

Questions to Consider What are the four stages of the Conrad-Demarest Model of Empire? What are the benefits and limits of using historical models to understand history? How well do the Classical Empires fit the Conrad- Demarest Model of Empire?

Stage 1: Pre-Conditions for Empire State-level government (such as a city-state or kingdom) High agricultural potential Environmental diversity A power vacuum. Several small neighboring states with no dominate power. Mutual hostility between neighboring states. Adequate military resources (people, weapons, etc.)

Egypt

Mesopotamia

Mesopotamia

Persia

Persia – Power Vacuum

Persia

Stage 2: Rise of Persian Empire Charismatic leadership Cyrus the Great Darius Military victories Conquer Mesopotamia, Turkey, and Egypt Economic and/or social reform Practiced religious toleration

The Persian Empire

Rewards of Persian Empire Bureaucracy Satraps Infrastructure Royal Road Military/Defense The Immortals Culture Architecture Zoroastrianism A Persian satrap

The Royal Road

The Immortals

Persian Culture

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