I will give it a shot.
Location:
Persepolis, which is Greek for the Persian city, is located in the city of Shiraz in the Fars province in Iran.
Why:
Because that’s where Darius the first once ruled.
Place: it’s near the small river of Pulvar, which flows into the Kur River. And it is in a mountainous area, and so some of the building is carved out of a mountain.
Why:
Access to waterways allows for crew and supplies to be moved to site. Plus constructing the building from a Mountain means less material is need complete the structure. But that also means that you need a mountain.
Movement:
Around 519 BCE the construction of the broad stairways began. The duel stairways, known as the Persepolitan Stairway, was built on the western side of the Great Wall.
Why:
It allowed access to Persepolis, and it was probably used for dignitaries, nobleman. and royalty.
Region:
The region is in the Asia-Pacific. Which is known for not having a clear-cut definition of “Asia Pacific“, but usually includes East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Oceanic.
Why:
Because again, that’s where Darius the first lived. And without Darius the first you don’t have Persepolis.
Human-environment interaction:
I would say the construction of Persepolis is changing the environment through human interaction, any construction for that matter.
Why:
Without human interaction within their environment you don’t have Persepolis, simple as that.
I’ll leave it to you to expound upon any of these five things.
I hope that helps.
