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Rulers created small kingdoms primarily through military conquest, strategic marriages, and alliances. By defeating rival tribes or neighboring territories, they expanded their influence and control. Additionally, forming alliances through marriage allowed rulers to strengthen their positions and consolidate power. Over time, these efforts led to the establishment of distinct political entities, each with its own governance and culture.
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What are the names of the 2 small kingdoms located in the Himalayas?
The two countries located in the Himalayas are Bhutan and Nepal
Who split Britain into 4 kingdoms?
Britain was historically divided into four kingdoms by various tribal leaders and rulers, particularly during the early medieval period. The most notable divisions occurred after the fall of Roman Britain, leading to the establishment of the kingdoms of England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. These divisions were influenced by a combination of tribal affiliations, territorial disputes, and the spread of Christianity. The process was gradual and involved various key figures, rather than a single individual.
How can you break apart any of the kingdoms to smaller kingdoms?
To break apart a kingdom into smaller kingdoms, you could decentralize power and delegate authority to regional leaders or governors. Create autonomous regions within the kingdom and give them more control over their local affairs. This can help in fostering local governance and promoting diversity within the overall kingdom.
What do all of the bacterial kingdoms have in common that is different from the organisms in other kingdoms?
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What would scientists do if they discovered an organism that could not fit into any of the four kingdoms of the domain eukarya?
I looked into this topic and as far as I can tell on the rare occasion that an organism doesn't fit into a kingdom they create a new one. However there are so many kingdoms that it is very unlikely that an organism won't fit into one.
What rulers would lead European kingdoms?
monarchies
How did rulers govern in 1066?
England was split into different kingdoms
Why are dictatorships and kingdoms both examples of autocracies?
The answer is in autocracies the rulers are not elected.
What was a common issue in wars between Britain and France in the 1700?
which rulers lead the kingdoms
What was a common issue in wars between Britain and France and the 1700s was?
which rulers lead the kingdoms
What A common issue in wars between Britain and France and the 1700s was?
which rulers lead the kingdoms
What common issue in wars between Britain and France and the 1700 was?
which rulers lead the kingdoms
What was a common issue in wars between Britain and France and the 1700?
which rulers lead the kingdoms
What common issue in the wars between Britain and France and the 1700 was?
which rulers lead the kingdoms
Dictatorships and kingdoms are both examples of autocracies because?
In Autocracies the rulers are not elected {nova net}
What is the main reason the dividual kingdoms of India were united under the maury and gupta rulers?
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Why was China not controlled by dynastic ruler for a period during the third century before the common era?
There was no dynastic rulers because china split up into many small kingdoms during the warring states period
