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How were most early state governments different from the british government?
Most early state governments were representative while the British government was a monarchy.
Why was writing important to many early governments?
To keep records.
What were the early governments where people lived in small groups and ran the day to day affairs of those groups?
it is an direct democaracy like new England town meetings.
Responsibilities of the government in early civilizations?
what were some of the responsibilities of the governments of early civilization
Was the American road system under the control of state and local governments in the early 1900s?
No
What 2 things did early governments provide for there people?
Early governments provided protection from conflicts and set in place laws to provide law and order.
What were the social classes that emerged early in early Aryan society?
priestsrulersmerchantsservants
Why did early American settlements need governments?
To insure the business of the colony got done and was done correctly.
Why did early governments need religion?
It gave governments a way of life and a purpose.
The religion that emerged from the polytheism of early Aryan traditions was?
Hinduisim
Why do people retire early?
because they can
What were the 4 social classes that emerged in early Aryan society?
priestsrulersmerchantsservants
How were most early state governments different from the british government?
Most early state governments were representative while the British government was a monarchy.
What was early roman governments position on religion?
Tolerant
Why did the union and confederate governments pass draft laws?
Because the early volunteers had only engaged for short terms, and the armies needed reinforcing.
Do you Organizing such projects was a necessary job for early governments?
yes because in order to make a strong government you have to have bigger and stronger public works
How did the early Greek kingdoms develop?
The early Greek kingdoms developed through a process of cultural diffusion and assimilation, as well as competition and conflict with neighboring city-states. They emerged from smaller tribal communities and evolved into larger city-states with organized governments, economies, and military capabilities. Trade, colonization, alliances, and conquests were all factors that contributed to the growth of these early Greek kingdoms.
