Answer:
- Christianity was the official religion in the Roman Empire, but the Byzantines rejected it.
Explanation:
In the Roman Empire, until the rule of Constantine I, the principle religion was polytheistic where they venerated the different renamed Greek gods. Emperor Constantine I's rule was when Christianity turned into the main religion of the empire. The Byzantine Empire was a Christian one from the beginning. The Roman Empire, before its division, secured a bigger geographical territory that the Byzantine Empire ever did.
Answer: do more permit intrest groups
Explanation:
The correct answer is B or C. But B is mostly correct - absolute monarchy.
Namely both Darius and Cyrus were kings of Persia. More interestingly, Darius is considered to be a king who had a major role in the history of Persia as during his reign Persia vastly expanded and became the biggest empire at the time.
In any case, no other answers could apply. However, some might consider this type of government tyranny. Most historians refuse this idea though.
Answer:
The Mayan and other Mesoamerican cultures used a vigesimal number system based on base 20, (and, to some extent, base 5), probably originally developed from counting on fingers and toes. The numerals consisted of only three symbols: zero, represented as a shell shape; one, a dot; and five, a bar.
Explanation:
The general thinking is that radical forms of any type of thinking are beneficial in that they probe the boundaries of thinking and allow for fresh and new idea to come into a movement, which, over time, helps the movement reflect changing social norms and values.
Feminism is no exception.
