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The person that I chose was Cyrus the Great, also known as Cyrus II. The main thing that Cyrus the Great is well known for is conquering Hellenes and becoming the founder of one of the greatest empires in the world, Persia. Most of the people of who he ruled, appreciated him highly, as did he respect the people. One of the tasks that Cyrus is most famous for is actually freeing the Jewish people. The Jew’s were grateful for him since he had freed them and then let them return back to their rightful land. Cyrus showed his respect for any religion. I chose Cyrus the Great since so many, past and even today, admire him for all that he has done. Beginning at his birth, he was born to Cambyses I and Mandane. His father was a Persian King. As

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