Answer:
The era of flourishing arts and literature in Athens is known as the <em><u>Age of Pericles</u></em>
Answer: Symbolically, the social structure of Egypt can be placed pyramidally.
Explanation:
The social structure of Egypt is quite simple. At the head of the state stood a pharaoh who was the undisputed ruler of the state. In certain periods of Egyptian history, his reign was equated with the divine. Others on the list were priests. Ritual ceremonies, prayers, and sacrifices were their task and all to please the deities. Below them on the social scale were warriors, those who cared about the security of the state. Then came the free peasants who were mainly engaged in agriculture, and the last on the list were slaves.
Answer:
I can't really help with several of these questions because they are all subjective, but I can answer the first one.
Following World War I, the League of Nations was established to aid in the maintenance of peace and the resolution of international disputes. After WWII, the United Nations was in the same boat. There were also the peace accords that brought the conflicts to a close. (You'll have to evaluate whether these were successful or not.)
Answer:
no bc in history it says he had slaves and owned a nice home and a big plantation farm
Explanation:
he a greedy man
