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The previous empires in western Asia - the Assyrian and Babylonian Empires were in decline. Persia, by uniting with Media, had superior unified force and was able to capitalise on this decline, taking over western Asia progressively and then central Asia, meeting no unified opposition. They copied their predecessors by leaving/putting in place local administrations, and supervised these through provincial Persian governors. And the king and his council kept overall direction, and the control of internal and external security.

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What were some factors that led the success of the Persian Empire?

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What were the consquences of the Persian Wars?

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