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Why were Europeans not able to play a role in government?
Europeans played a role in many governments and did not play roles in many others. Without specifying a government, it would be hard to explain why Europeans were not involved.
Who played an important role in writing and interpreting the history and traditions of the Ethiopian?
The monks played an important role in writing and interpreting the history and traditions of the Ethiopian kingdom.
What role has science played in history?
Scientific discoveries have altered the course of history.
What role have the courts played in the history of the US?
elmo
Who played an important role in writing and interpreting the history and traditions of the Ethiopian kingdom?
The monks played an important role in writing and interpreting the history and traditions of the Ethiopian kingdom.
What role did the Europeans play in shaping The human geography of north America?
Europeans played a dominant and utterly complete role in entirely shaping the human geography of North America. There were a few million Native Americans here and Europeans colonized both continents and took them over the entirely.
What role did Abraham Lincoln play in the history of Judaism?
Abraham Lincoln played NO role in the history of Judaism. You might be confusing him with Abraham the prophet.
What role did St. Clare of Assisi play in the history of Israel?
St. Clare of Assisi was Italian and played no role what so ever in the history of Israel.
What role have the mountains and deserts played in chineses history?
Mountains and deserts have served as barriers that separated the Chinese people from other Asian people.
In the '60s and early '70s Vietnam played in America's history.?
a major role
Who played the highest role in black history?
martin luther king jr
Did the Native Americans played an important role in the growth and the Dutch settlements?
Yes, the Natives were able to help europeans find food.
