Choose two of Cyrus’ ideas about government. Explain how these can be an example for leaders of nations today.

Answer:“The way that Cyrus ruled his empire was very special for that time. He was tolerant of the people he conquered by allowing them to keep their local customs, religion, and language.” This quote shows how we rule today because the government is tolerant of gay marrage and the government allowes immigrants into the country. Another part of his government is “The Persian Empire was able to control such a large empire by a well-developed imperial bureaucracy. The empire was divided into various provinces and each province was ruled by a governor called a satrap. In this way the emperor was able to effectively govern such a large empire.” This shows how today we divide our government to make sure that one person/executive has all the power. Today we call this checks and balances, this ensures that not one person will be able to control a country at his/her hands.

Explanation:

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Cyrus the Great was a great military leader and commander who led his army to various conquests, toppling kingdoms in the process due to his superior tactical knowledge.

Some of his ideas about government include:

Based on these two ideas of governing by Cyrus, governments of today can emulate this by establishing a single currency that can be used n order to unify the world and bring economic stability.

Another way would be the use of governors (as are already in use today) to rule over people in a specific region.

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