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A typical characteristic of theocratic governments in the fertile crescent includes: blending of religious elements of leadership.
- The civilization that flourished in the fertile crescent includes Babylonian, Sumerians etc.
- The fertile crescent is known as the cradle of civilization.
- The leaders in the fertile crescent had theocratic governments with strict laws and rules to maintain peace and harmony in their governing region.
- Religion was the central force in these civilizations as it provided explanations about nature with justified traditional rules of morality.
- The rulers were regarded as gods and agents of the gods, derived from religion.
- Law was considered sacred, a commandment of the gods.
Therefore we can conclude that theocratic governments had blending of religious elements of leadership.
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