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What is Imperial Bureaucracy?
when gov. officials rule instead of a leader
Which european country established the largest imperial empire?
The greatest European powers included Rome, Holy Roman Empire, France, and the Byzantine Empire.
What are the 3 features of a bureaucracy?
I've got 2 for sure, but the 3rd one I'm not quite sure about. 1. Developed under the imperial oligarchy. 2. Top members of the bureaucracy are technocrats--experts in technical and administrative affairs. 3. Jobs in the bureaucracy do not pay as well as many private sector jobs do, and most of them demand long hours. I got this information from the book, "Prentice Hall Magruder's American Government" by William A. McClenaghan
What is a large complex organization made up of appointed officials?
a bureaucracy.
Is a bureaucracy big or small?
Bureaucracy is always big.
What is Imperial Bureaucracy?
when gov. officials rule instead of a leader
Who was the first person to create an imperial bureaucracy in ancient Persia?
Darius
Was the incan empire a theocracy or a bureaucracy?
A theocracy
Did the empire bureaucracy become to top heavy eventually causing the empire to collapse?
No.
What system made the ottoman empire successful?
Bureaucracy.
When was Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire created?
Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire was created in 1900.
What is the purpose of a civil service test?
The imperial examination was a civil service examination system in Imperial China to select candidates for the state bureaucracy.
Did the empire bureaucracy become too heavy eventually causing the empire to collapse upon itself?
No.
How did the sultan rule the Ottoman Empire?
He used an extensive bureaucracy.
What system made the Ottoman Empire so successful?
Bureaucracy.
What was the political structure of imperial china?
It depends on the dynasty but either a bureaucracy or dictatorship. Both had an emperor.
Did the empire bureaucracy become too top heavy eventually causing the empire to collapse upon itself?
No.
