The Indus Valley Civilization<span> is a Bronze Age </span>civilization<span> that encompassed the area of modern-day Pakistan, as well as parts of southeastern Afghanistan, eastern Iran, and northwestern India. Its mature period is known as the Harappan </span>Civilization<span>, existing from 2600 BC to 1900 BC.</span>
During Judicial Review, the Supreme Court is determining if a law is constitutional.
Rulers that seize power via coup or revolution are dictators
Single party rule of everyday life is Totalitarianism
Theocracy is rule based on Religion
Nobility through parentage and divine right is Monarchy
Oligarchy is the rule of the powerful and rich
I believe it because they give people a sense of belonging to a certain community.
Rather than tied solely to religious aspects, Judaism followers treated each other like they're belonged to a close family (they are taught a similar culture, way of life, way to behave, etc.)
This type of sense belonging was really powerful since humans are naturally created to work as a group rather than following individualistic pattern.
