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How did Joseph Kony gain power?
because he forces kids to be bad
What happen to Joseph when he refuse to sleep with?
When Joseph refused to sleep with Potiphar's wife, she became angry and falsely accused him of attempted assault. As a result, Potiphar, her husband, had Joseph thrown into prison. Despite this unjust punishment, Joseph continued to gain favor due to his integrity and ability to interpret dreams, ultimately leading to his rise to power in Egypt.
How did Joseph's ability to interpret dreams help him?
Joseph's ability to interpret dreams helped him gain favour with Pharaoh and rise to a position of power in Egypt. By accurately interpreting dreams about an upcoming famine, Joseph was able to advise Pharaoh on how to prepare for it, ultimately saving countless lives and solidifying his place in Egyptian society.
What is formed by a group to gain bargaining power?
An alliance
Why did Egypt invade Kush?
for trade reasons and that they were bigger than Nubia and wanted to gain power.
What was Germany hoping to gain by defeating the soviet union and taking Egypt?
the power of the world and your mom.
Did Joseph Stalin gain power in the Soviet Union?
Yes, Joseph Stalin did in fact gain power in the soviet Union.He gained a lot of his power after WW2 because he was seen as a hero to the soviet union after the soviets crushed the German military in WW2.
Why was senator Joseph McCarthy able to gain so much political power in the 1950?
Joseph McCarthy was able to wield power due to publicity which increased his approval rating, and gained him a powerful following.
An informal political group designed to gain and keep power?
political machine
What group used their power to gain influence over neighborhoods?
secret societies.
Which of these group used their power to gain influence over neighborhood?
Secret societies
What group of outsiders gain control of lower Egypt and part of upper Egypt about 1630 BC?
Around 1630 BC, the Hyksos, a group of foreign rulers of mixed Semitic origin, gained control over Lower Egypt and parts of Upper Egypt. They introduced new technologies, including the horse-drawn chariot and advanced weaponry, which significantly influenced the region. Their rule marked the Second Intermediate Period of Egypt, characterized by a decline in central authority and the eventual rise of native Egyptian dynasties that sought to reclaim power.
