Ancient Persia

Who was the ruler of ancient Persia known as Cyrus the Great?

• Alexander the Great

• Cyrus the Great

• Darius the Great

• Xerxes the Great

Which empire was established by Cyrus the Great?

• Ottoman Empire

• Persian Empire

• Roman Empire

• Mongol Empire

What was the capital city of the Achaemenid Empire?

• Persepolis

• Ecbatana

• Babylon

• Susa

Which ancient city in Persia was known for its grand architecture and was the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire?

• Babylon

• Persepolis

• Susa

• Ecbatana

What was the main religion practiced in ancient Persia?

• Zoroastrianism

• Buddhism

• Judaism

• Hinduism

Who was the founder of Zoroastrianism?

• Zoroaster

• Zorostar

• Zoraster

• Zarathustra

What were the main beliefs of Zoroastrianism?

• The main beliefs of Zoroastrianism include polytheism and the worship of multiple gods.

• The main beliefs of Zoroastrianism include atheism and the denial of the existence of any gods.

• The main beliefs of Zoroastrianism include the worship of one supreme god, the existence of good and evil, freedom of choice, and the belief in the afterlife.

• The main beliefs of Zoroastrianism include the belief in predestination and the lack of free will.

Which ancient Persian king was known for his tolerance towards different religions?

• Cyrus the Great

• Xerxes the Great

• Darius the Great

• Artaxerxes I

What was the significance of Persepolis in ancient Persia?

• Persepolis was a military stronghold in ancient Persia.

• Persepolis was a religious center in ancient Persia.

• Persepolis was the ceremonial capital of ancient Persia and served as a symbol of Persian power and wealth.

• Persepolis was a trading hub in ancient Persia.

What led to the decline of the Achaemenid Empire?

• Internal conflicts, external invasions, and economic issues

• Natural disasters, political instability, and cultural assimilation

• Technological advancements, religious conflicts, and territorial disputes

• Trade disruptions, population decline, and military defeats