The correct answers are: accuracy and honesty.
Indeed, being a historian take a lot of patience since research takes lots of effort and money. Accuracy in important, since the thread of events, the people involved and the multiplicity of factors that influence an event need to be carefully studied, verified and analyzed. Honesty is paramount, since past history inevitably has had an effect on present times and any falsification would not only have devastating effect in current politics but also would inevitably damage research on other fields which depend on history to yield accurate and satisfactory results. This is why bias is definitely to be banned from the profession.
it was more of a conflict that happened in the country of Korea it started off as a police action and then turned in conflict or you can say more like a civil war in Korea
It was originally a republic with its senators being wealthy members of society, with lower roles being more open to the public. They would elect to people to be head of state, but they were equal to each other. In times of crisis a dictator would be put in power, and they would make a decisions. They were expected to give up the role once the crisis passed. The only person to not give up the position became the first emperor of Rome
C creating new government regulation of business, is NOT
If the following choices are available I would have to say that the last option is correct... Babylonian Empire Assyrian Empire Sassanian Empire Parthian Empire
