___________________, yet City States in the Conquered Median Conquest by differed Peloponnesian Persian Wars… Empire; conquered Macedonia _____________________. Wars Egypt Both the Greek Philip II of City-States and the Cyrus paid tribute to Macedonia Persian Empires Sumerian god Marduk conquered the were conquered when he conquered Greeks by the Babylonians Macedonians Edict of Restoration: freed the Hebrews from 50 years of captivity in Babylon Alexander the Great of Macedonia conquered the Persian Empire of Darius III Thesis Statements Greeks Similarities Persians Evidence Social Classes (some system No slavery? Council of city-states more Militaristic Persian Kings had The Greeks and socially stratified systems in place in personal bodyguard of Persians were than others) both Persia and unit known as the socially similar in Ex: Sparta- helots Sparta 10,000 Immortals by lot in ____________________, and slaves Athens yet differed in used…militaristic Persian subjects were ____________________ society permitted to maintain Slavery their societies, as long as they paid tribute
___________________, yet differed _____________________. Peloponnesian Wars Philip II of Macedonia conquered the Greeks City States in the Persian Wars… Both the Greek City-States and the Persian Empires were conquered by the Macedonians Conquered Median Empire; conquered Egypt Cyrus paid tribute to Sumerian god Marduk when he conquered Babylonians Edict of Restoration: freed the Hebrews from 50 years of captivity in Babylon Alexander the Great of Macedonia conquered the Persian Empire of Darius III Conquest by Macedonia Thesis Statements Greeks Similarities Persians Evidence Social The Greeks and Persians were socially similar in ____________________, yet differed in ____________________ Classes (some city-states more socially stratified than others) Ex: Sparta- helots and slaves used…militaristic society Slavery system Militaristic systems in place in both Persia and Sparta No slavery? Persian Kings had personal bodyguard unit known as the 10,000 Immortals Persian subjects were permitted to maintain their societies, as long as they paid tribute Council of of by lot in Athens