He owned all the land and divided it under his own rule.
The emperor, only he, owned all the land and divided it among his rule.
Because the Code of Hammurabi was so stict and because it was common for punishment to be excruciating if not lethal members of Mesopotamia (Babyon) feared crossing over the government's line. Hammurabi believed in an eye for and eye.
They connected all their empire by building a road system. This helped the Incas overcome geographic problems such as distance in their empire.
Government problems
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The emperor, only he, owned all the land and divided it among his rule.
Maintaining a large empire posed significant challenges, including logistical issues in communication and transportation across vast distances, which hindered effective governance. Diverse cultures, languages, and political systems within the empire often led to tensions and resistance among different groups. Additionally, resource allocation was complex, as balancing the needs of various regions while managing economic disparities proved difficult. Lastly, internal dissent and the threat of external invasions required constant military attention and resources, straining the empire's stability.
which of romes internal problems hurt the empire the most
The Senate was in partnership with the Emperor and made necessary decisions for the empire to run smoothly and defend its borders.
Because the Code of Hammurabi was so stict and because it was common for punishment to be excruciating if not lethal members of Mesopotamia (Babyon) feared crossing over the government's line. Hammurabi believed in an eye for and eye.
They connected all their empire by building a road system. This helped the Incas overcome geographic problems such as distance in their empire.
by keeping prosperity
Government problems
The Austro-Hungarian Empire faced many problems. One of which was the pure size of the Empire. Another problem was its defeat in World War I.
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Rome always had problems, right from her beginnings.
Caliphs were successors of Muhammad as spiritual and temporary leader of the Muslims. They administered the empire by keeping everyone in line.