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What leader was most responsible for unifying Europe during the early middle ages?
Charlemagne
What Egyptian leader ruled circa 3000 bc e and is credited with unifying both upper and lower Egypt?
Narmer
Who was the king responsible for the unification of Egypt?
Menes
Why was unifying the empire so significant?
It was important for the pharoah to unite the Upper Egypt and lower because if he didnt there will be more attacks that will ruin the town.
What political events happend Egypt 1883?
Lord Cromer was responsible for absolute rule in Cairo. He became Egypt's British agent and ruled the nation for 24 years.
Who was the king responsible for unifying Iran?
Cyrus
How was Ramses the Great remembered?
As unifying Upper and Lower Egypt.
The unifying theme in biology responsible for species diversity is?
biology
Who was the person responsible for the union of upper and lower Egypt?
Is is generally thought that king Narmer in c.3100 BC unified upper and lower Egypt. The Narmer palette shows Narmer unifying Egypt, and wearing the different crowns of upper and lower Egypt. However it is uncertain whether or not he began the process of unification or whether he just completed it.
What leader was most responsible for unifying Europe during the early middle ages?
Charlemagne
How is king Menes responsible for the success of Egypt?
Because he was ancient Egypt's responsible king/pharaoh.
How is king menes partially responsible for the success of Egypt?
Because he was ancient Egypt's responsible king/pharaoh.
What Egyptian leader ruled circa 3000 bc e and is credited with unifying both upper and lower Egypt?
Narmer
Who was the king responsible for the unification of Egypt?
Menes
Who was responsible for uniting and governing Egypt?
pharaohs
Did king menes rule in north or south Egypt?
King Menes was a ruler of southern Egypt, which is strangely called 'upper Egypt', due to the fact that the Nile is one of the few rivers flowing from South to North (while northern Egypt is called lower Egypt). Menes is also traditionally given credit with finally unifying southern and northern Egypt, so technically, he ruled both (but he ruled the south before this unification). The actual unification was probably a gradually process of hundreds of years (or maybe only a century, historians aren't sure). BUT, Menes is traditionally given the honor of unifying them regardless.
Unifying ideas of biology?
ahm it is unifying
