Laws in early Mesopotamian societies derived legitimacy from __________.
A. the ruler's connection to the gods
B. a tradition of common precedents
C. an ideal of representative government
D. the sheer military power of the ruler
Answer: A
You might also like to view...
Most of those released from slavery in New Orleans were:
A) children. B) elderly. C) women. D) rebellious.
The Uprising of the 20,000 illustrated the collective power of:
A) working class miners. B) working class women and middle-class reformers and suffragists. C) the Women's Christian Temperance Union and the Anti-Saloon League. D) residents of company towns.
In 2006, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
a. became the first woman elected chief executive of a country on the African continent. b. was executed for violation of Shari'a law. c. gained international notoriety for exposing corruption in the United Nation. d. won the Nobel Prize in Literature for her book Devil on the Cross. e. relinquished power to Nelson Mandela ending Apartheid in South Africa.
The concept of the _________ was that once one has achieved enlightenment, he should be dedicated to helping the suffering achieve their own enlightenment.
a. Durga. b. Bhakti. c. Bodhisattva. d. Esoteric.