... Although the Romans possessed much better armor and military equipment, Shapur was still able to defeat them in battles and keep the Persian army strong-willed and valiant. In a few short years, Shapur defeated all of the minor kingdoms that had dared to declare independence in his absence. ... and was successful in having Khosro, Tiridates" son, flee to the Roman Empire. Invading Armenia could not have been done without the help of strong pro-Persian influences that existed in Armenia. Seeing this, Constantine found the perfect opportunity to start his campaign against Shapur, and achie...

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... goods. The people of Mesopotamia also owned many slaves from wars, and their work also helped to enlarge the economy. All these people gathering in one area, making the economy strong, forced Mesopotamian societies to expand. B. 1. Life in a Mesopotamian city consisted of living in a mud-brick house, with women and slaves preparing most of the meals. The area suffered severe shortages ... be found throughout Greeks writings. D. 1. The Peloponnesian War started as a result of the Spartans fear of the growth of the Athenians. Sparta felt they had to take action against the strong Athenian...

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