Answer:
a They did not know how to use horses
b)Mongol empire- they grew quickly but fell quickly
c)Mongol empire-conquered a large part of land and completely controlled trade
Explanation:
I found it on this quizlet
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The colonial powers that strove to control Iran because of its geopolitical location were Russia and Britain. Russia controlled the north of the country while the south was under the British. The people tried to constitutionalise their country when the King repeatedly failed to deliver even though he promised to. Twice in the early modern period did Iran try to become a democracy with a constitution and rights for the people. Both times the efforts of the people were thwarted and crushed by external colonial influence. The continued interest of the Colonisers in the oil of Iran meant that they were not willing to let the people have a fair share of say or profit in the way the national resources of the country were used.
Answer:
The reasons were mostly:
- Changing demographics
- Little Government Support
- No Supportive Laws and Regulations
Explanation:
By the 19th Century, United States had considerably changed from the time of it's Independence. The territory had grown, the country had industrialized and there was a wealthy elite living in metropolitan cities
However, most of the population was still poor and there was rampant government corruption. bribery was normal and the rich had made sure they were in close collaboration with government officials.
In all this, vices such as alcoholism, prostitution and theft had increased.
A reform movement, mostly lead by religious leaders was able to bring 'God' back to the people.
However, it largely failed to bring back the 'Perfection' of early America.
This is mostly because the country had changed with so many new immigrants and changing demographics that the younger generation could not relate to these ideals.
Also, there was a lack of support from the government including rules and regulations that wold have nurtured these ideas.
Answer:
Because even if your not jewish god expects you to follow those 10 laws and to obey him and believe in him and his son Jesus (it really depends on your religion)
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