Divide and conquer is a premise that works like this: It is easier to defeat smaller groups of enemies than it is to defeat one large group of enemies, even though the total number of enemies is the same. Consider two armies on a battlefield. The easiest method for Army A to defeat Army B is to "break up" Army B's large body of soldiers, and separate them into smaller groups. In this way, Army A can concentrate on defeating a much smaller group of soldiers, one group at a time. Army B's smaller groups are prevented from receiving support from the larger group. They cannot easily get reinforcements or refill ammunition. They are helpless against Army A's larger force. This idea is not limited to the battlefield, however. In society, it is always easier to convince one person of an idea than to convince a large room of people. Individuals on their own are easier to control because they do not have the support of a "group mentality" or emotional defense.
1- It provides seperaton of Powers so that one person or entity would not have control of all the money or the military or the laws. 2- Provides a method of checks and balances to ensure people have some control over their coutry through elected representatives.
there was a lot of gold to find & they had good trade items
The strategy is time management. You can get more people to share in the workload which makes it get done more quickly.
Those people who are living them.
The People
Control and conquer people using force and coercion. Be able to keep that control.
He was cool
cause he was black.
you cant be anyone you control people like in command and conquer idiot, if you use the arbiters special ability, u control him.
The last people to conquer Babylon were the Chaldeans (kal-DEE-unz)
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people
Assyrians needed a strong army to keep the people they conquered in control. They also needed one to conquer more people and protect their land.
Promise people what they want.
people
The Hebrews
The Hittites