How did King Nebuchadnezzar I improve the Babylonian Empire? O He expanded education. O He defeated the Persians. O He created a new code of law. O He built new irrigation systems.

Nebuchadrezzar: A name rich with color, strength, and prestige belongs to one of the few Babylonian kings known by name today. Conqueror of kingdoms and restorer of Baby­lon, he left behind a legacy like no oth­er. Born in the seventh century B.C., he came to power as Babylonia was regaining its power in the region. He built on this momentum and took Babylonia to new heights, leav­ing behind Babylon’s beautiful Ishtar Gate and the grand Processional Way. His capture of Judah and exile of Jerusalem’s Hebrews would have a profound impact on Judaism’s sacred texts, many of which were composed in Baby­lon. Nebuchadrezzar’s empire would not long survive him. A short 22 years after his death, Babylonia fell to Cyrus the Great, king of Persia. (See also: Inside the 30-year quest for Babylon's Ishtar Gate.)

there are many ways of getting involved on your local party. attached you will find the brochure that describes some ideas: go ahead and visit your local hq, become a volunteer on your comnunity or struggle up for your own ideas so you can make them real.

the correct option is through education. according to exodus 18, jethro advises moses to delegated some his responsibilities related to settling disputes. to effective do so, he appointed the leaders of tens, fifties, hundreds and thousands they served as teachers and advisers, as judges, and as leaders in case of war. but first, he had to teach them to perform such duties: he taught the statutes and the laws and the word of god not only to those who would hear the disputes, but also those who might dispute.