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the map shows the persian empire in 550-330 bce.

which choice best describes the location of the persian empire?

southern europe and the fertile crescent

persia, the fertile crescent, and the eastern mediterranean sea

the lands surrounding the mediterranean sea

north africa, rome, and persia

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The correct answer is - Persia the Fertile Crescent, and the eastern Mediterranean Sea.

Explanation:

The Persian Empire was a very big empire, including lot of people from different civilization, society, and religious conviction, in it, being well recognized as an empire where the tolerance was on a high level, there was harmony in the country, and it was a very innovative and  prosperous empire for a long time. At its peak, the Persian Empire was stretching as far west as the Balkan Peninsula, involving all of the coastline of the eastern Mediterranean Sea, and as far east as the Indus River. On the north the empire was going up to the Black Sea, the Caucasus, Caspian Sea, and Aral Sea, while on the south it was bordering the coastline of the Arabian Sea and the Persian Gulf, and the northern parts of the Arabian Peninsula.

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