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Ramses II ruled Egypt for approximately 67 years in the 1200s B.C. Ramses II's government was an example of what type of government?

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Answer: Encyclopedia of World Biography | 2004COPYRIGHT 2004 The Gale Group Inc.Ramses IIRamses II (reigned 1304-1237 B.C.) was the third ruler of the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt. A great warrior, he was also the builder of some of Egypt's most famous monuments.Ramses, or Ramesses, was the son of Seti I. Prior to his accession as sole ruler in 1304 B.C., Ramses had been coregent with his father. During the last years of Seti I the reins of government had slackened, and the first 3 years of Ramses' reign seem to have been occupied with setting in order the internal affairs of Egypt. Early in his reign he undertook the task of securing an adequate water supply for the gold-mining expeditions to and from the Wadi el-Allaqi in Lower Nubia.Ramses' royal residence, known as Per-Ramesse, the "House of Ramses," was situated in the Delta. Its site is still a matter of debate; various scholars have identified it with the cities of Tanis and Qantir in the eastern half of the Delta. The situation of the residence in this area was convenient for a pharaoh so concerned with events in Palestine and Syria.

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D. The Texas legislature

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C - The National Organization for Women

Explanation:

An interest group want to influence public policy on the grounds of common interest or concern. Based on these choices, the National Organization for Women would be an interest group since they want to make changes for women.

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B the national organization for women (apex)

Explanation:

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It effects the animals who have home there or have food there and they will have to evacuate the area.
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I don't know what the original empire was, so I don't know what the "others" are, but here some examples:

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