Mansa Musa divided his empire into provinces and with each province he had a 100% well trusted governor for them. He also had one of the largest armies back then in the known world to protect his citizens and empire.
Working as a pastor in Georgia, Young first became part of the Civil Rights Movement when he organized voter registration drives, and Georgia in 1961 to help lead the "citizenship schools" that tutored African Americans in literacy, organizing and leadership skills.
Yes, women were active in during the American Revolution. There was a group of women named the Daughters of Liberty to operated similarly to the Sons of Liberty. They also did the Edenton Tea party which inspired the Boston tea party.
Answer: Gaius was the son of a Roman aristocrat whose family had regularly held the highest offices of state for the past century and was connected to the most powerful political families of the day.
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