How did the policy of the Persian Empire toward the Jews contrast with that of the Greek ruler Antiochus IV?

The Persians forced the entire Jewish population to leave Judah, while the Greeks encouraged them to settle there.

The Persians permitted religious freedom, while Antiochus IV attempted to enforce worship of Greek gods.

The Persians destroyed the First Temple in Jerusalem, but the Greeks provided all the funds for its reconstruction.

The Persians and Greeks both appointed Jewish kings to rule Judea with full political and religious autonomy.

How was the Persian Empire's rule over Judah different from the rule of some other empires?

They began the first exile of the Jewish people.

They were tolerant and permitted the rebuilding of the Temple.

They tried to make the Jewish people worship Greek gods.

They destroyed the Second Temple during a major revolt.

High taxes were placed on the people of Judah.

They attempted to force the worship of Greek gods in the Temple.

They refused to allow the Jews to return from exile.

A Jewish leader was appointed to rule the region.

All foreign rulers were equally harsh and oppressive.

Their experiences differed depending on which empire was in power.

They were always allowed complete independence by foreign powers.

They were forced to move to Babylon by every ruling empire.