Question 6 (1 point) Authoritarian governments tend to ignore rules limiting their power, if there are any rules Question 6 options: True False

Answer:

True.

Explanation:

An authoritarian government is also known as dictatorship and it can be defined as a type of government in which an individual who is a sole administrator is responsible for controlling, managing and directing the affairs of the particular country. Therefore, they do not listen to anyone else but rather are saddled with the decision-making responsibilities without consulting any other government official.

Hence, authoritarian governments tend to ignore rules limiting their power, if there are any rules.

Some examples of authoritarian governments was that of idi amin of Uganda.

Which government agency works to maintain water and air quality in Florida?
Othe Audubon Society of Florida
the Nature Conservancy the Department of the Interior
the Department of Environmental Protection

According to the statement, why did Herman Talmadge believe he should be the governor? He had taken his father’s place in the election and had the most votes. He was the only candidate to appear on the ballot in all of the state’s counties. He had the right to serve as governor, according to the state constitution. He had received hundreds of votes and had the support of the General Assembly.

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More and more artifacts come out of the Croatoan site each time they dig. Even European skeletons have been
found, along with Native American bones,
Cring from Croatian Island
Dead bullets
Charass button
(pots and panel
These are all European items discovered on Croatoan Island. This article states that finding these items proves the
Colonists went to Croatoan Island,
1.) What other ways could these items have been found at the island?
(Remember you are a detective. You have to cover every possibility No matter how crazy it may sound, it could be true)
Answer question 1 here:
Det think about this for a second

here, there is this also,
Egyptian Religion
The Egyptian Gods
The first written records of religious practice in Egypt come from around 3400 BCE in the Predynastic Period of Egypt (6000-3150 BCE). Deities such as Isis, Osiris, Ptah, Hathor, Atum, Set, Nephthys, and Horus were already established as potent forces to be recognized fairly early on. The Egyptian Creation Myth is similar to the beginning of the Mesopotamian story in that, originally, there was only chaotic, slow-swirling waters. This ocean was without bounds, depthless, and silent until, upon its surface, there rose a hill of earth (known as the ben-ben, the primordial mound, which, it is thought, the pyramids symbolize) and the great god Atum (the sun) stood upon the ben-ben and spoke, giving birth to the god Shu (of the air) the goddess Tefnut (of moisture) the god Geb (of earth) and the goddess Nut (of sky). Atum had intended Nut as his bride but she fell in love with Geb. Angry with the lovers, Atum separated them by stretching Nut across the sky high away from Geb on the earth.

Although the lovers were separated during the day, they came together at night and Nut bore three sons, Osiris, Set and Horus, and two daughters, Isis and Nephthys. Osiris, as eldest, was announced as ‘Lord of all the Earth’ when he was born and was given his sister Isis as a wife. Set, consumed by jealousy, hated his brother and killed him to assume the throne. Isis then embalmed her husband’s body and, with powerful charms, resurrected Osiris who returned from the dead to bring life to the people of Egypt. Osiris later served as the Supreme Judge of the souls of the dead in the Hall of Truth and, by weighing the heart of the soul in the balances, decided who was granted eternal life.

The Egyptian Afterlife
The Egyptian afterlife was known as the Field of Reeds and was a mirror-image of life on earth down to one’s favorite tree and stream and dog. Those one loved in life would either be waiting when one arrived or would follow after. The Egyptians viewed earthly existence as simply one part of an eternal journey and were so concerned about passing easily to the next phase that they created their elaborate tombs (the pyramids), temples, and funerary inscriptions (the Pyramid Texts, the Book of the Dead) to help the soul’s passage from this world to the next.

The gods cared for one after death just as they had in life from the beginning of time. The goddess Qebhet brought water to the thirsty souls in the land of the dead and other goddesses such as Selket and Nephthys cared for and protected the souls as they journeyed to the Field of Reeds. An ancient Egyptian understood that, from birth to death and even after death, the universe had been ordered by the gods and everyone had a place in that order.

Can you be unpersoned? how?

If the frequency of an electromagnetic wave is 6.0 x 10^8 Hz, what is
its wavelength?

What was the Supremacy Clause designed
to do among the different levels of
government?
Give the supreme power to the people
Oppress the lower levels
Create 3 branches of government
Avoid conflicts among the levels

During the mid-nineteenth century, most Irish people who immigrated to the United States came because they
wanted to -
escape religious oppression by the Catholic church
B
find high-paying management jobs in large cities
escape the suffering caused by famine
search for gold in California

The Tenth Amendment applies to which of the following right?

which achievement from the golden age of china had the greatest impact on our society today and WHY? PLZZZ ANSWER ILL GIVE BRAINLIEST ​

why did john adams felt the alien and sedition was necessary?

How have airplanes changed the way the world does business? Choose four answers.

1.by making long trips less expensive
2.by shortening travel time
3.by opening up new trade markets worldwide
4.by connecting business partners the fastest
5.by increasing options for travel destinations

PLEASE HELP ME ITS FOR 15PTS

Choose the answer that best describes the Holy Roman Empire.

a loose collection of kingdoms under the influence of the Pope

The Roman Empire except it is ruled by the Catholic Church.


France, Britain and Germany together as one kingdom.

Why were there 50 different governments in the first 10 years of the Third Republic?

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What cultural characteristics did the Mycenaeans and the Phoenicians a both were powerful soldiers and engineers b both had a king and a rigid social structure c both were deeply influenced by outside civilizations d both were skilled sailors traders and manufacturers

Hi,Where can I find an free online version of textbook for law please help me I really need it-"Law in Action Understanding Canadian Law"?

By expanding the empire and reorganizing the military and government to make it safe
and strong, Augustus Caesar created a new era of prosperity that lasted 200 years called
the
a. Pax Romana
b. Golden Years
c. Pax Augustus
d. Age of Prosperity

GRADE 5 SCIENCE MYA-2020-2021
Question: 1-2
Earth's galaxy contains billions of stars. Some stars appear brighter than others. Which of the following is the main reason that the Sun appears brighter from Earth than other stars in the galaxy?
Our Sun is a young star
Our Sun is closer to Earth,
Our Sun is a much larger star.
Our Sun is burning hydrogen

1.name the lsland that is completely surround by the caribbean

Name two continents that are close to the Mediterranean sea ​

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What made most European democracies formed after WWI weak and ineffective?

A. Most of the surrounding countries have monarchies
B. Nobody would tell them how to be a democracy
C. There are too many political parties to get anything done
D. People are too tired from the war to care about government

How did the white people try to make the Indian culture appear more like
their own?

Which of the following individuals was President of Morehouse College when Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., ottended?
Henry Talmadge
Eugene Talmadge
Thomas Brewer
Benjamin Mays

ANSWER QUICKLY!!!!
How did developments in Dahlonega, Georgia, during the 1830s contribute to the removal of the Cherokee from their homelands in Georgia?
Continued attacks on the Cherokee by settlers led many Cherokee leaders to support leaving their lands and heading west.
Competition for limited factory jobs in the region led many settlers to call for the Cherokee to be forced to leave the state.
The growing popularity of Cherokee politicians in local governments led to calls for their removal from the region.
The discovery of gold in the region led many people to move to the state and attempt to settle Cherokee land.

Rene is having problems with the lighting in her study space. What is the best choice in lighting for her to make her study space effective? (5 points)

A) Leave the room dark; the light from the computer is enough.
B) Only use the light from her computer and a night-light beside it.
C) Open the blinds or curtains and try natural lighting from the window.
D) Turn on the overhead light and have a lamp on or beside the desk.

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India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh are considered a _______________________ of Asia because this region is separated from the rest of Asia by very large mountain ranges.