The Achaemenids fell due to a combination of

a. A weakening army and succession problems

b. Growing intolerance of other cultures and internal rebellions

c. Attacks from central Asia and weak bureaucracy

d. Bureaucratic infighting and a discontented population

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Zachariah Chan

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18 April, 11:27

The Achaemenids fell due to a combination of

a. A weakening army and succession problems

b. Growing intolerance of other cultures and internal rebellions

c. Attacks from central Asia and weak bureaucracy

d. Bureaucratic infighting and a discontented population

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Madilynn Buchanan · Answer 1

The Achaemenids fell due to a combination of " b. Growing intolerance of other cultures and internal rebellions," since this led to people feeling as though they were not being respected by their government.

The Achaemenids fell due to a combination ofa. A weakening army and succession problemsb. Growing intolerance of other cultures and internal rebellionsc. Attacks from central Asia and weak bureaucracyd. Bureaucratic infighting and a discontented population

The Achaemenids fell due to a combination of

a. A weakening army and succession problems

b. Growing intolerance of other cultures and internal rebellions

c. Attacks from central Asia and weak bureaucracy

d. Bureaucratic infighting and a discontented population