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How are the people in Syria described?
The people in Syria are generally Semitic peoples.
What are the main complaints and demands of the people in Syria?
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What country in the middle east region have had their authoritarian rulers overthrown?
Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Libya
Why is Syria an LEDC?
Syria is an LEDC mainly because the same government (although it is a democracy) has been ruling for 41 years, and they have not been hearing out the citizens' demands for a better country.
Is Syria government a democracy monarchy or theocracy?
It is neither of those three. Syria is a Republican Dictatorship, which is to say that Syria has the general laws and procedures that make it a republic (such as a President, a Congress, etc.) but whose rulers are not elected, even though they should be. Syria has been under martial law from 1967-Present.
What empire became known for its cruelty to conquered peoples in Mesopotamia Syria Palestine Anatolia and Egypt?
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What are the Assyrians called today?
We are Assyrians. Then and now. Assyrian
What is the main complaints and demands of people in Syria?
freedom, dignity, democracy, elected government, improving living standards,civic state.
Who were father and son rulers of Syria?
Bashar al-Assad is the current ruler of Syria, a job he inherited from his father Hafez al-Assad. The opponents of the al-Assad family would say these two men have ruled Syria in a very dictatorial way, while their supporters would say their rule has kept Syria a stable and prosperous country.
Where are Phoenicians from?
This is uncertain - they migrated from the east - the area of Persia, as did other Semitic peoples. Their earlier location is unknown.
Was Palestine a part of Syria?
Historically, the region now known as Palestine was part of various empires and territories over time, including parts of Syria under different rulers. The modern concept of separate Palestinian and Syrian territories emerged in the 20th century with the impact of colonialism and nationalism.
Where do Hyksos come from?
The Hyksos were a group of mixed Semitic-Asiatic peoples who originated from the Levant, particularly the region that includes modern-day Israel, Lebanon, and Syria. They migrated into Egypt during the Second Intermediate Period (around 1650-1550 BCE) and established themselves as rulers in the Nile Delta. Their presence marked a significant period of foreign influence in Egypt, as they introduced new technologies, including the horse-drawn chariot. The name "Hyksos" itself is derived from an Egyptian term meaning "rulers of foreign lands."
