Well, in some cases, the Cabinet could exercise too much influence on public policy. However, the Cabinet's purpose is to advise the president and he doesn't have to do everything they advise. It really depends on the president and the advise of the Cabinet.
Answer:
segregation
is the answer to your question
They wanted to share their faith like any other religion. In the Umayyad dynasty, there was less of an incetive to share the faith because believer would have to share the booty. But in the abbasid Empire that was done away with so the mass conversions were encouraged for all people of the empire. In order to have a more unified and loyal system, converters were considered equal to the first believers. By encouraging converts it may have helped their empire unify better and helped administration in the government as many Persians dominated the imperial administration. Good question by the way
Adam Smith’s laissez-faire theories are most closely
associated with "<span>(2) minimal government regulation of the economy" as Smith was a firm believer in the "invisible" hand of the market. </span>
Because there is too much of it.
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