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Why did people's conquered by Cyrus the Great seldom rebel
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Why did people's conquered by Cyrus the Great seldom rebel

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.Cyrus let them keep their own customs/beliefs/religion this kept his empire strong
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Answer:Cyrus the Great banned slavery in all of the conquered areas that became the Persian Empire and he ruled with love instead of fear hope that helps :-)
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