How do traditions affect attempts to unify diverse leaders under a single government? check all that apply.

a. traditional leaders don't want to give away or share any power.

b. traditional leaders tend to have an economic advantage and do not desire to give that up.

c. the cultural change that would take place during unification is undesired by those in power.

d. traditional societies often attempt change through violence rather than diplomacy?

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How do traditions affect attempts to unify diverse leaders under a single government? check all that apply.

a. traditional leaders don't want to give away or share any power.

b. traditional leaders tend to have an economic advantage and do not desire to give that up.

c. the cultural change that would take place during unification is undesired by those in power.

d. traditional societies often attempt change through violence rather than diplomacy?

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Abel Humphrey · Answer 1

I believe the answers are:

a. traditional leaders don't want to give away or share any power.

They believe that losing power or control to their community may affect their lives and welfare.

b. traditional leaders tend to have an economic advantage and do not desire to give that up.

They leaders might be interested in their accumulated riches during their reign as leaders or they are afraid of the abuse the share of power can deliver.

c. the cultural change that would take place during unification is undesired by those in power. The changes can bring an impact on their preservation of their way of life and customs.