Isaiah was the 8th-century BC Israelite prophet after whom the Book of Isaiah is named.
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1. absolutist not religious or spiritual in nature
2. totalitarian political philosophy where the state owns business and all people are economically equal
3. coup a form of government where one person controls the entire nation
4. communism to seize political power of a government
5. socialism a type of government that controls every aspect of its citizens, including all private and public matters
6. secular a system of government in which a totalitarian party holds power and the state controls the economy Match the vocabulary term with its meaning.
It is a <span>Supreme Cosmic Spirit </span>in Hinduism<span>. </span>
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The level of education and vast possession of knowledge. The scholars of Timbuktu were very learned that Kings at the time called them to settle disputes. A manuscript was recently found in Timbuktu. It was on algebra which was translated to French and taken to France for study. The result indicated that it would be a material that would be taught today in second level of University Education.
The people of Timbuktu were exceptionally educated even by today's standards. Though religious studies was a part of what they studied but they made sure to study everything they find.
Such a historic center of learning cannot be replaced.
The Babylonian economy was largely based on agricultural surplus (due to irrigation systems) and trade. They traded both crops and goods like gold, silver, etc.