0
How did both religious authority contribute to the building of kingdoms nations and empires?
Wiki User
∙ 11y agoWant this question answered?
Be notified when an answer is posted
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How did a strong authority benefit African kingdoms?
Food
How do traditional authority and rational - legal authority differ?
traditional authority is like kingdoms or dictatorships.. whereas legal authority is found in democratic countries such as the US
When did people stop building pyramids?
After the old and middle kingdoms.
How was Europe after the protestant reformation different from pre reformation Europe?
Western European kingdoms increasingly fought wars over religious differences.
How were many of the New kingdoms able to undertake such enormous building projects?
only5
How do you level up in kingdoms of camelot?
Raise your might by building your city and by training troops.
How did a strong central authority benefit African kingdoms?
A strong central authority in African kingdoms allowed for efficient administration, collection of taxes, and security. It enabled effective decision-making, enforcement of laws, and coordination of resources for economic development and defense against external threats.
How might the rain forest have affected the preservation of Maya cities?
The building of the kingdoms or the agriculture and farming.
What was the role of nobles an lords in kingdoms prior to a transition toward strengthening royal power?
promoted religious wars
How do you sell houses in kingdoms and lords?
Go to the Tool menu and select Move then just select the Building and sell it
What does the Civil Aviation Authority do?
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is responsible for regulating civil aviation in a specific country. It oversees safety, security, and operational standards for airlines, airports, and aircraft. The CAA also issues licenses, resolves disputes, and ensures compliance with national and international aviation regulations.
How was Europe after the protestant reformation different from pre - reformation Europe?
Western European kingdoms increasingly fought wars over religious differences.
