Taking a Look at Greece and Egypt

Over the years Egypt has worked hard to achieve democracy. People are trying to talk to the world, they no longer need poverty, they no longer need to go unemployed, they no longer want most people to be illiterate. It has been clarified that everyone is not satisfied with the social disparity. In the countries where dictators sent our lives, people who have too much money and even people without basic needs. It has been revealed that they are tired of being tired of living in the country with dictators who have all power but refuse to help his people.

Greek, Syria, Queen of Helenaides of Egypt have true political power. When her son quit the conquest, Alexander's mother, Queen Macedonia, Olympia dominated Greece. In Egypt, Arsinoe II dominated her husband Ptolemy II. Both images are displayed in modern coins. At the end of the Hellenistic era, Cleopatra VII dominated his own right. (39) However, at this time the situation of women is far from ideal. Their marriage arrangements are in order. Even the Queen 's marriage is a political alliance. Greece In Egypt, marriage between brothers and sisters is common in dominating families to maintain economic power within their families. The king practiced polygamy. A political conspiracy and even the homicide is the best wife is a wife who survived the Hellenized Court and gained power.

When Greek became a common language far beyond Greek, Greek was in contact with the culture of Persia, Central Asia, India and Egypt. During the Hellenistic era in the 2nd century BC Roman Republic emerged as a super-regional power, finished with the conquest of Greece in 146 BC. In politics, the emperor of the Roman Empire was considered desirable long after the collapse of the empire. When Charlemagne crowned to "Emperor of Rome" in 800, this trend reached its peak, which led to the formation of the Holy Roman Empire. The idea that the emperor is a monarch who transcends the king can go back to this age. Within this political philosophy there is always a Roman Empire, the jurisdiction of the country extends to the world of Western civilization as a whole.