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Cyrus the Great: Tolerant Ruler and Law-Giver

Explore the reign of Cyrus the Great, a tolerant ruler who allowed diverse cultures to maintain their institutions within his empire. Discover the significance of his title as the "Law-Giver" according to the Greeks.

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Cyrus the Great: Tolerant Ruler and Law-Giver

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  1. Unit 2

    Week 2: 8/31-9/3/10

  2. Cyrus the Great A tolerant ruler  he allowed different cultures within his empire to keep their own institutions. The Greeks called him a “Law-Giver.” The Jews called him “the anointed of the Lord.” (In 537, he allowed over 40,000 to return to Palestine). 580 – 529 B. C. E.
  3. Darius the Great(526 – 485 B. C. E.) Built Persepolis. He extended the Persian Empire to the Indus River in northern India. (2 mil. s.q. mi.) Built a canal in Egypt.
  4. Darius the Great(526 – 485 B. C. E.) Established a tax-collecting system. Divided the empire into districts called SATRAPIES. Built the great Royal Road system.
  5. Established a complex postal system. Created a network of spies called “the King’s eyes and ears.” Darius the Great cont.
  6. Ancient Persepolis
  7. Persian “Royal Road”
  8. Persian Archers & Soldiers
  9. Zarathustra [Zoroaster], 6c BCE:Good Thoughts, Good Deed, Good Words “Tree of Life”
  10. Extent of Zoroastrianism
  11. Dualistic Battle of Good vs. Evil Ahura Mazda“Holy Spirit” Ahriman“Destructive Spirit”
  12. Zend-Avesta(The “Book of Law”) The “Sacred Fire”  the force to fight evil.
  13. Persian Empire
  14. Persian Ships
  15. Xerxes
  16. Persian Archers
  17. Hellspont Today
  18. http://edsitement.neh.gov/Persian01_flash_page.asp Persian Wars
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