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Autonomy had two huge advantages - with local rule, the peoples were placated, they organised themselves and were happy to pay taxes for their own benefit, and maintained their own security. In a pre-mechanical transport and pre-telecommunications era, central government was not practicable anyway.
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Why did the Mongols never conquer Novgorod?
The Mongols never conquered Novgorod primarily due to its geographic location, which made it difficult for their forces to launch a successful campaign. The city was situated far north and was less economically significant compared to other Russian principalities. Additionally, Novgorod's political structure allowed it to maintain a degree of autonomy and engage in diplomacy, often negotiating with the Mongols rather than facing direct military confrontation. Lastly, the harsh climate and challenging terrain in the region posed logistical difficulties for the Mongol army.
What was the difference about the way in which Seljuk Turks and Mongols interacted with their subjects?
The Seljuk Turks generally adopted a more assimilative approach, integrating into the cultures of the regions they conquered, promoting Islamic governance, and fostering local administration. They established a system of local rulers and encouraged the development of trade and culture, benefiting their subjects. In contrast, the Mongols employed a more militaristic and often brutal strategy, prioritizing conquest and control over cultural integration. Their rule was characterized by heavy taxation and a reliance on fear, although they eventually allowed some degree of local autonomy.
Did civil wars lessen the srength of the empire and weaken the population?
The net effect was mixed. For some periods, it stalled its expansion - that is while there was actual warfare between contending Roman leaders. In the periods between, the expansion went on apace, particularly in the east, where successively Sulla, Lucullus and Pompey progressively subdued Asia Minor, Syria, Palestine and established new provinces or client kingships.At their conclusion, it left an autocrat Augustus who allocated the frontier provinces and the legions to himself, and set about limiting expansion and stabilising defendable borders on the Rhine and Danube, and in North Africa, Egypt and Anatolia-Syria-Palestine-Arabia. Within those borders he attempted to establish good and stable government, modifying the settlements of his predecessors by endorsing the client kings or converting troublesome border areas to Roman provinces.Augustus also had to effect the re-settlement of half a million soldiers after the wars, establishing military colonies throughout the empire, which had a secondary stabilising effect.
Which is the most valid definition of the term revolution?
In a political sense: It means the overthrow by violence of an existing government/monarchy/dictatorship. In a science/phsycis sense: It means one complete 360 degree revolution of an object.
What was the most frequent penalty of The Twelve Tables?
The most frequent penalty of the Twelve Tables was the lex talionis (the law of the talion) which was the an eye for an eye principle. Retaliation in which the punishment corresponds in kind and degree to the injury was authorized by law.
How many regions does Spain have?
16
What is workplace autonomy?
Autonomy involves the degree of freedom, independence, and decision-making ability the employee has in completing assigned tasks.
What are republics provinces or states?
Republics are political entities in which the country is considered a public matter and its affairs are decided by elected officials. Provinces or states are administrative regions within a republic that have their own local governments responsible for managing certain aspects of governance. These regions usually have some degree of autonomy but ultimately fall under the authority of the central government of the republic.
What is the name for a region supervised by another nation?
A region supervised by another nation is typically called a "protectorate." This arrangement allows the supervising nation to oversee the affairs of the region while still allowing it some degree of autonomy.
What is comparative degree of correct?
More correct
Other than the US do other countries have states?
Many other countries have provinces, which are a similar idea to US states. France has departements, which are like US counties. In most other countries the provinces do not have the same degree of autonomy that US states enjoy, let alone the right to levy taxes as most US states do. India has states. For example, Kerala. Australia consists of 6 states and several territories.
What is the correct spelling - Bachelors degree or bachelor's degree?
Bachelor's degree
Which is correct I have a doctorate degree or I have a doctorate?
doctorate degree
How do you spell associate degree?
That is the correct spelling of "associate degree."
What is the meaning of autonomy in business and financing?
It means human resource management: A degree or level of freedom and discretion allowed to an employee over his or her job.As a general rule, jobs with high degree of autonomy engender a sense of responsibility and greater job satisfaction in the employee(s).Not every employee, however, prefers a job with high degree of responsibility.
Is a temperature increase of 1 degree Fahrenheit is equivalent to a temperature increase of 59 degree Celsius correct or false?
correct
Is the characteristic of work concerned with the degree of freedom independence and discretion a worker has in scheduling work and determining procedures?
Autonomy
