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Which french ruler had plans for empires in Europe and the amricas?
The ruler Napoleon Bonaparte had plans for empires in Europe and Americas because he wanted to expand his reign and wealth.
The lifestyle of the ruler of the Aztecs?
they had rulers called emperors or empires that ruled each city but the emperors ruler was the gods.
What was the ruler of the Aztecs lifestyle?
they had rulers called emperors or empires that ruled each city but the emperors ruler was the gods.
Who ruled the two empires form from the Austrian empire?
a single ruler
Who ruled the two empires formed form the Austrian?
a single ruler
Who rules the two empires formed the Austrian empire?
a single ruler
What aspects of the Islamic empires made political succession so uncertain what often happened when a ruler died?
The Islamic Empires had a heredity system of succession of rulers, which meant that rule was passed to the children of the former ruler. However, if the ruler had no children, then there was much dispute and fighting over the throne.
What were 2 empires that were formed from the Austrian empire called?
a single ruler
How do you unlock armour in dynasty warriors 6 empires?
become the ruler of the land complete the game
What is the term used for provincial ruler in early empires?
The term used for provincial rulers in early empires is "satrap." This term, particularly associated with the Persian Empire, referred to governors who were appointed to oversee various regions or provinces, ensuring local governance while maintaining allegiance to the central authority. Satraps were responsible for tax collection, maintaining order, and implementing the empire's policies in their respective territories.
What problems faced Elizabeth as a female ruler and how did she create an image to counteract them?
What problems faced Elizabeth the 1st face
Which French ruler had plans for empires in Europe and America?
I would say that would have been Napoleon Bonaparte.
