What did the governments of the Persian Empire and ancient Egypt have in common?A.They were both constitutional monarchies.B.They were both representative democracies.C.They were both direct democracies.D.They were both absolute monarchies
The Persian Empire and ancient Egypt practiced absolute monarchies.
The constitutional monarchies was not in existence in the ancient time because there was no reliance on constitution for the affairs of the state.
The Persian Empire was an empire founded by Greek and operated as far back as the 480 BC.
The style of Persian Empire government is absolute Monarchy because it was headed by a monarch who holds the most supreme autocratic authority.
The Ancient Egypt as far back as the 3000BC also operated absolute Monarchy but in relation with theocracy because the authority rule with belief in god.
