Jiang says Ptolemaic Egypt posed a different problem because Egyptian culture was ancient, proud, and resistant to foreign rulers, making mere tolerance insufficient for legitimacy.
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Jiang says Ptolemaic Egypt posed a different problem because Egyptian culture was ancient, proud, and resistant to foreign rulers, making mere tolerance insufficient for legitimacy.
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"...And this is a problem because you're very proud of your local culture. You don't like foreign rulers. And this is something that the..."
"...you learn? You learn that British culture is superior to your local culture, right? When you're learning English, you're learning about Shakespeare. You're learning..."
"...these four major empires themselves will assimilate and integrate into the local culture. The Golden Horde will eventually give rise to the Russian Empire...."
"...want to. Also, much more problematic was their contempt for the local culture. If you have contempt for the local culture, you're going to..."
"...different cultures. They are intermarrying, they are adopting local languages and local cultures, and they are also lending their own culture to these cultures...."
"...strands of Judaism, because their religion now has to interface with local culture and local customs. So this is a very broad overview of..."
"...that time. In fact, Greeks probably had more common with their local cultures than with each other. Right?"
"...of synchronization. The Greeks adapted themselves to local customs and to local culture. Okay? At the same time, the Greeks were conquerors. So they..."
"...Jews later on. But because the Persians were so supportive of local culture in Egypt, the Egyptians rebelled against Persia many, many times. So..."
"...being spread around the world and then they're interacting with powerful local cultures."
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