Having three branches of government prevents one branch from having too much power
Haha funny question, look at the Middle East now, this question is clearly totally absolutley FALSE
Policles's actions advance the story's plot by pretending something that he is not. His intentions are to cause trouble between the two tribes and does this by tricking the two tribes that there is a conflict between them. The theme of the story revolves around factions and race.
The lotus and the papyrus plants<span>, for instance, were (and are) very common in Egypt. Papyrus is a kind of reed which </span>grows<span> in wetlands </span>along<span> the banks of the </span>Nile River<span>. Date palms </span>grew<span> all over Egypt, and other palms that people used to make palm oil. Hoped this helped</span>
