Sumerian kings were typically appointed by the former king. However, they could also be elected or appointed during times of crisis, and their rule was believed to be ordained by the gods.
The process of choosing Sumerian kings was not implemented through simplified procedures. The closest option to the truth, given the available choices, is B. They were appointed by the former king. However, the process was more complicated in reality. It was viewed that the kingship was inherited, but some accounts suggest that kings could be elected or appointed during times of crisis, and their rule was believed to be ordained by the gods. The appointment was often derived from the royal lineage rather than the public opinion or a council of elders.
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Chivalry was the noble qualities a knight was supposed to have, such as courage and a readiness to help the weak. Remnants of chivalry that remain in society today are, good manners, consideration of any and everyone around you, kindness and showing grace and elegance in response to an act of chivalry. The virtues of chivalry offer more than pleasantries and politeness. They give purpose and meaning to male strength, and therefore support the overall workings of society.
Just like General Sherman, General Philip Sheridan used the “scorched earth” policy in the Shenandoah Valley. He deprived the Rebel army of anything that they can use in the area. His approach work as the North drove the South out of the Shenandoah and it contributed to the total victory of the Union in the Civil War.
b. False
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