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1). Which leader had an influence on education?
2). What impact did that education have on society?
3). Why do you think Nizam ul Mulk appointed the head preacher of his madrasa belonging to the Sha`fi madhab?

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How was leadership understood and executed under the Saljuks? and why?

What were the roles and responsibilities of the Caliph, Sultan and Wazir?

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Who is the Premier of Ontario?
What are his roles and responsibilities?

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Who is the Prime Minister of Canada?
What are his roles and responsibilities? (jot notes)

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Justin Trudeau
The Prime Minister is the head of government. He makes decision and consults other members of the government. He also selects others and assigns them different roles to contribute to develop Canada

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Justin Trudeau

Roles:
- National Defence
- Foreign Affairs
- Federal Taxes
- Trade
- Employment Insurance

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Justin Trudeau.
Making decisions for the people and government of Canada

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Doug Ford

Roles:
- Healthcare
- Education
- Social Programs

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Who is the Prime Minister of Canada?

The Prime Minister of Canada is Justin Trudeau.

What are his roles and responsibilities? (jot notes)

Roles/Responsibilities:
- Trades
- Selects and may dismiss other members of the cabinet.
- Assigns posts to members within the government.
- Employment Insurance
- Makes choices for the people of Canada.

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Justin Trudeau
- head of government
- Cabinet chair
- Party leader

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Justin Trudeau îs the prime minister of Canada. He's an mp and the party leader. He also assigns different members to take care of different things

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Who is the Premier of Ontario?

The Premier of Ontario is Doug Ford.

What are his roles and responsibilities?

Roles/Responisbilities:
- In charge of Education, etc.

- Working with the Cabinet Ministers to develop policies and or set priorities for the government.

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The Seljuks were not in charge of their own empire. Because it had been done this way during the Buyyid and Abbasid periods, they delegated actual administration to powerful Persian Wazirs. There was also a major fight for power, as well as an authoritative conflict for power distribution. The Abbasid Caliphs were the formal rulers during the period, with amirs serving as army commanders, Wazirs serving as administrators, and Sultans wielding actual authority.

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1. Seljuk Turks left the administration to the Persian wazirs as they had never run an empire. There were Abbasid caliphs who were the official rulers (figureheads), amirs who were commanders of the army, wazirs who were administrators, and sultans who had power. Sharing power was not easy. There were many struggles with authority, power, and governance because there were differing perspectives on governance by the many cultures.

2. The 'holder of power' was the sultan, who was previously known as the chief commander. The sultans forced the caliph to give them that title, and they would say that their power flowed from the religious authority of the caliph. Sultans controlled the army. The wazirs were in charge of the administration of the empire. Leaders appointed them. The caliphs were figureheads, meaning they were in a position of a leader without any actual power.

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How was leadership understood and executed under the Saljuks? and why?

Seljuk Turks left the administration to the Persian wazirs as they had never run an empire. Sharing power was not easy for them. There were many struggles with authority, power, and governance because there were changing perspectives on governance by the many cultures.

What were the roles and responsibilities of the Caliph, Sultan and Wazir?

The 'holder of power' was the sultan (chief commander). The sultans forced the caliph to give them that title, and they would say that their power flowed from the religious authority of the caliph. The wazirs were in charge of the administration of the empire. The leaders chose them. They were in a position of a leader without any actual power.