<span>In medieval times, people believed that rulers derived their authority from God. Medieval rulers had to have the support of the church, whereas in Roman times, they often only needed the backing of enough troops. Whatever answer my first sentence is!
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Answer:
https://oi.uchicago.edu/research/symposia/religion-and-power-divine-kingship-ancient-world-and-beyond-0
Explanation:
The application of Frazer’s study to the civilizations of the ancient Near East is, however, problematical. His interpretation of sacred kingship was strongly influenced by Christian imagery (Feeley-Harnick 1985). Frazer made a certain form of regicide in which the divine king is sacrificed to ensure continued fertility and prosperity for the community a central element of divine kingship. This form of regicide, however, does not seem to play an important role in all of the societies that exhibit the phenomenon of divinization of the king.
Democracy,socialism,and Nationalism
Is it like the war between Spartan and Athens
A wide spread of something that is dangerous. Such as a very dangerous infection going viral.
