Identify the factors that led to the rise of early empires and states in the centuries after 1200BCE, and describe the main characteristics of each. What was the nature of the connection between empires and war, religion, and trade? Have those connections changed much at all for modern empires? Explain.
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The empires and states came into existence when people decided that they need a ruler to provide them security against foreign threats
Explanation:
- In an empire, a king is the ruler that rules the people and is responsible for providing them security and other things
- A state is more like a proper political system in which the states serves as the powerful factor over its people.
- In the past, kings used to attack on other empires to show their powers and to snatch territories
- In empires, there were also strong religious players
- Modern empires are not like traditional empires where kinds used to be the supreme authority.
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