Chapter 3 Iranian Civilization Sparknotes

As in chapter 3 we saw that many civilizations were coming up so we begin to see that many countries have become a powerful civilization after they had just been created for instance the Iranians begin to develop complex societies that enabled them to create a agricultural system within there mountain valleys in which the in which the Iranians thrived even though they didn't have any naturally stable land to produce or grow crops on with that being said their main crops were wheat and barley however by 800 BCE the farmers were able to create a sophisticated underground irrigation system that delivered water to the mountains and to the deserts within Iran or Persia in which most of the population was spread out to the mountains and the deserts. With an improved Agricultural Society …show more content…
For example the Greeks begin to rise with many city-states becoming powerful countries of Their Own like Sparta Athens Macedonia and many others. Yeah all these countries emerged only because they were close to the Mediterranean Sea which was the main sea or the closest sea for the Greeks or Greece. Basically that makes the sea the most important aspect of the growth of these countries because many of these countries are city-states had many environmental and geographical barriers that would have stopped them from progressing. Such as poor soil land Terrain and many other things. Moreover the Greeks War new civilizations built off of Old civilizations like the Phoenicians in which Athens used their system of Pole to create their civilization. Furthermore with the Greek city-states and the Persian Empire the two civilizations begin to collide with each other and with Persia being the aggressor in their quest for Greek Conquest which had provoked the Persian Wars and as the two begin to fight the resistance against Persia is led by Athens and