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How did the reforms of the saimese kings help Siam remian independent?
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Who is the leader of the Phoenicians?
The kings and councils of each of the independent cities.
How did kings get power in the medieval times?
Kings got their power from their fathers or uncles, etc., by inheritance, or they used military power to conquer and rule.
Why did independent Greek city-states develop instead of a single state covering the entire Greek peninsula?
Mycenaean kings could not effectively rule vast territories
Who killed the last Etruscan king?
Not much is known about Etruscan kings. The Etruscan language became extinct by the 1st century BC and hardly any wiring in the Etruscan has survived.. Moreover, the Etruscans had many independent city-states which had their own kings. Therefore, we do not know who the last Etruscan king was.
Did ancient Rome have kings and queens?
In the early days of the city they had kings as they were ruled by them. There is no mention of any queens. After the Romans overthrew the monarchy, they had a republican form of government and then the principate. There were no women designated as "queen" in any of these governments.
Why did the Prussian kings become more independent and powerful than other German kings?
because they had no life!!
Why did Prussian kings become more independent and powerful than other German Kings?
because they had no life!!
Who is the leader of the Phoenicians?
The kings and councils of each of the independent cities.
Who was the ruler of the Phoenicians?
The kings of each of the independent city-states.
Why do scholars use the term Deuteronomic history for Joshua to Kings?
Biblical scholars have established that the books of Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Kings and 2 Kings were all written largely by the same author. The author has not been identified and, being anonymous is now known simply as the 'Deuteronomist' after the Book of Deuteronomy. The religious reforms that took place under King Josiah, who is believed to have employed the Deuteronomist, are consequently known as the 'Deuteronomic reforms or, more usually, the 'Deuteronomistic reforms'.
What were the political structures of the Phoenicians?
The independent city-states of Phoenicia had their own kings.
Who was the Phoenician leader?
The kings of each of the independent city-states.
What type of rulership did Phoenicia have?
Petty kings for each of the independent city-states.
Why did Europe's kings allow the Italian city-states to remain independent?
The reason the city-states stayed independent because they became wealthy. The city-states also loaned money to the kings of Europe. The Kings left the city-states alone so they could borrow money from them in the future.
Who ruled Phoenicia?
The petty kings of the independent city-states which comprised the Phoenician people.
Who were the leaders of the Phoenicians?
The kings of the independent city-states which made up the Phoenician people.
What type of government was practiced in Sumer?
Independent city-states ruled by their own kings
