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Correct answer is C: They both created strong centralized forms of government.
Explanation:
Both the Macedonian Empire, which began in truth with Alexander the Great´s father, King Phillip II (359-336), but which grew to become the most powerful in ancient times, thanks to Alexander´s prowess, from 338 till Alexander´s death in 323 B.C., and the Roman Empire, which initiated after the end of the Republic period, and which lasted far longer than any other empire (27 BC to 285 A.D.,) before it fragmented into two empires, The Eastern Roman Empire, centered in Constantinople and the Western Roman Empire, with its center based in first Milan and then Ravenna, had a common denominator that defined them and also made them unique; they established a strong and centralized system of government, with the center of government on their capital cities, that allowed them to keep constant control over their conquered lands and keep their power without any division of it. Both Alexander and the Roman emperors maintained full control of their empires in their hands, which eliminated in part the problem of fragmentation due to power struggles between other powerful people aside from themselves. This is why the correct answer is C.
The industrial revolution made an impact on Europe creating growth in the social and economic systems by building a rapid growing urbanization resulting in:
increase on population
change of lifestyle (labor)
Scientific innovation and technology improvements
Increase in capital ($,banking systems)
Resources (materials)
Overall, it has evolved to make drastic positive changes and status.
Answer:A.
Explanation:
Because it just depends on how many people in a state for them to grow i guess.
i'm sorry if i'm wrong..
Answer:
Right answers here are:
- by introducing new products that encourage consumer spending
- by using competition to drive down the prices of consumer goods
- by replacing government-owned industries with consumer-friendly ones
Explanation:
Answer:
gold , frankincense , and myrrh
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