0
By Loyalty and Trust.
Native American rulers did not 'seek' power over others, it was a natural order of things in that they supported and worked for the tribe, they then became leaders as their efforts proved their worth (the exact opposite of modern politics). Imagine for a moment that it was still legal to kill an American politician for violating his oath of office, breaking the law, or undermining the rights of the people they are supposed to protect - I think there would be a lot of dead politicians in the United States.
What else can I help you with?
Which governor general did not follow a non intervention policy towards the Indian native rulers?
sir george barlow
Why did many early American civilizations build ptramids?
To honor their rulers and please their gods
What is another name for Indian rulers?
For American Indians 'Chiefs' For Indians from India 'Shahs, 'Maharajahs, 'Mughal emperors', 'Rajahs'.
What year did then Britain's rulers impose new taxes on the American colonists and tried to control the colonies with their own laws?
1819
What are advantages of Aristocracy?
the rulers are rich!!!! Rulers have money and can pay for many things Rulers are rich Have money $$$$$$$$$$$$
Who were the Mound builders rulers?
Well we don't really know who they were and their names but what we do know is that they were cheifs that ruled over them since they were native american.
What has the author L S Gassah written?
L. S. Gassah has written: 'Traditional institutions of Meghalaya' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Jaintia (Indic people), Chiefdoms, Kings and rulers, Social life and customs
South Carolina Sovereign rulers prior to statehood?
Before becoming a state, South Carolina was originally inhabited by various Native American tribes. The first European settlement was established by the Spanish in 1526. Subsequent rulers included the English during the Colonial period and the British during the American Revolution.
What were the offspring called when Spanish rulers allowed intermarriage between Europeans and native American Indians?
They are called bi-racial this means you are a mix between two different races! MESTIZOS
The development of most native American cultures were influenced by their?
The development of most Native American cultures was influenced by their environment, including factors such as geography, climate, natural resources, and local wildlife. Additionally, cultural practices, traditions, and oral histories passed down through generations also played a significant role in shaping their societies. Interactions with other Native American groups through trade, alliances, or conflicts also influenced cultural development.
What has the author Habibu A Sani written?
Habibu A. Sani has written: 'Has history been fair to the Atta?' -- subject(s): Kings and rulers, Ebira (African people), Biography 'Panoramic view of chieftaincy titles in Nigeria' -- subject(s): Chiefdoms, Titles of honor and nobility
What has the author Mikael John Haller written?
Mikael John Haller has written: 'Asiento viejo and the development of the Rio Parita chiefdom, Panama =' -- subject(s): History, Indians of Central America, Antiquities, Chiefdoms, Human settlements, Excavations (Archaeology), Kings and rulers
What has the author Charles Lindsay Temple written?
Charles Lindsay Temple has written: 'Native races and their rulers' -- subject(s): Nigeria, Native races, Colonies
Which governor general did not follow a non intervention policy towards the Indian native rulers?
sir george barlow
Who was the god of the underword?
Then Underworld in many mythologies has a great variety of rulers Greek/Roman mythology-Hades/Pluto Native American-Matchi Manitou Asian-Yama, Yanluo wang Christian & Jewdism-Satan Egyptian-Osiris Celtic-Cernnunos Norse-Hela. In Many of these world mythologies as well as Christianity you'll find the rulers or deities of the underworld.
What year was the thirtieth Dynasty of Egypt?
The 30th dynasty 380-343BC the last native rulers of Egypt until 1922.
What has the author Ibrahim Mahama written?
Ibrahim Mahama has written: 'History and traditions of Dagbon' 'Murder of an African king' -- subject(s): Chiefdoms, Kings and rulers, Succession, Assassination, Dagbani (African people), History 'Ethnic conflicts in northern Ghana' -- subject(s): Ethnic relations, Social conflict
