The vizier<span> was the highest official in Ancient </span>Egypt<span> to serve the pharaoh (king) during the Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms. </span><span>among Egyptologists. ... The</span>viziers<span> were often appointed by the pharaoh.</span>
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<em>The political experience of others who took part in the Constitutional Convection was </em><u>sad and uncomfortable.</u>
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Gandhi felt that some social and political conventions alienated people, caused <em>social problems, prejudice and misery that left people in very poor condition. </em>
For this reason, he felt sad and uncomfortable with <em>social and political conventions</em> and it was these bad feelings that <em>encouraged him to fight for social and political causes.</em>
In the beginning of the "middle ages" trade induced a spark of revelation, allowing way for small shops which then increased popularity among the towns people allowing for growth and the continued expansion of trade routes. So at one point the trade was moderately Local but when you say late, I'm sure you mean towards the end, in which case it was Far-reaching indeed.
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The Causes of the American Revolutionary War! In a nutshell the British wanted to make as much money as possible out of the 13 Colonies. Great Britain was the 'mother country' - refer to Colonialism. Many of the colonists came from Great Britain, they shared the same ideals and the same king. The British had the power to enact various laws in Parliament outside of America which significantly effected life and trade in the 13 colonies. But the British Laws were used like a 'one-way street' - the Acts of Parliament benefited the British but not the colonies and, to compound this, the Americans were not afforded the same rights as the British people, nor did they have any representatives in the British Parliament to present their points of view. The colonists protested and their protests led them down the American Road to Revolution and were responsible for some of the Causes of the American Revolutionary War.
the answer is (drum roll) true