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The Seleucids, Parthians, and Sasanids were different ethnic groups but they all shared one attribute that allowed them to continue strong imperial rule. What was it?ResponsesThey founded new cities to serve as administrative capitals.They founded new cities to serve as administrative capitals.They continued Darius's administrative policies.They continued Darius's administrative policies.They faced little resistance from the Persian populationThey faced little resistance from the Persian populationThey used Persian administrators as satraps.They used Persian administrators as satraps.They had few neighbors with imperial ambitions.
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