The Greatest leader of the Persian Empire is considered to be-(1 point)ResponsesSocratesSocratesPhillip II Phillip II Hammurabi Hammurabi Darius I

The greatest leader of the Persian Empire is typically considered to be **Darius I**. He ruled from 522 to 486 BCE and is known for his administrative achievements, the expansion of the empire, and the establishment of a system of satrapies (provinces). Hammurabi is associated with ancient Babylon, and Socrates and Phillip II are not Persian leaders.