By the fourteenth century B.C.E.,international relations were marked by:

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By the fourteenth century B.C.E., international relations were marked by diplomatic standards, such as polite forms of address, gifts, and alliances. There was a growing practice of international diplomacy, recognizing the power and legitimacy of other states which led to diplomatic correspondence, peace treaties, and alliances between different powers. While there was warfare between regional powers, it was not continual and states also engaged in trade and other forms of contact.

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