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Who were the governors assigned to carry out the pharaohs commands?
A nomarch was a governor assigned to carry out the pharaoh's commands. The pharaoh was the king or ruler of Egypt.
Why did the pharaohs carry a crook and a flail?
the crook and flail were most commonly represented together and were held across the chest of pharaohs and represented kingship
What tactics allowed the classical Persian Empire to unite its vast territory under a single government?
There were 20 provincial governors responsible for internal and external security, taxes, development, overseen by the king and council. Traditional government - city-state, tribal, principalities continued to carry out local government.
Did the pharaohs carry anything special?
For sport and war the Pharaoh was conveyed in a chariot which he may or may not have driven himself. More generally he was carried in a sedan chair or litter borne by his royal litter bearers.
Why was the wheel barrow invented?
For the wheelbarrow to carry 6 times more weight
