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What else can I help you with?
Is the ability of persons or institutions to control policy?
Power
The ability of persons or institutions to control policy?
power
kakistocracy?
n. a form of government in which the worst persons are in power
What do mean by real sovereignty?
sovereignty is the power of state. where the persons are communicate with this power and the power is used properly that is the actual sovereignty.
What is a government in which power is shared by two persons called?
A hung government
What carried souls to blessed isles?
There is never a description for how one would actually get to the Blessed Isles physically. Since it's a place for the dead, I imagine that it's possible that qualifying persons were simply transported there by the power of the gods.
Why does light travel further along power lines?
Light does not travel further along power lines. What phenomenon are you describing?
What is the ability of persons groups or institutions to influence political developments?
The ability of persons, groups, or institutions to influence political developments would be called power.
Is the ability of persons groups or institutions to influence political developments?
The ability of persons, groups, or institutions to influence political developments would be called power.
How long was Cleopatra in Rome for?
The truth is that we don't actually know. There is a time span involving her visit of a year and a half. However, historians are now rethinking this because it is simply implausible that Cleopatra, recently established on the throne, would stay away from her country for so long. The thinking now is that she made two trips to Rome and her last trip was shortly before Caesar's assassination.
What does zenkai power mean?
It means something along the lines of "absolute power."
What was the process to punish heretics?
Every religion deals with heresy differently. For most religions that have terrestrial power, such as Christianity and Islam, heretics were usually tortured and executed along with their followers. For most religions that have not exercised terrestrial power, such as Judaism, heretics were usually excommunicated and avoided since they lacked the power to actually punish them.
