How do you place two akkusative objects?
I understand that there is a rule when a verb requires an akkusative object and a dative object.

But what if both objects are akkusative?

I have just learnt this expression: jn. etw. glauben machen

So must I put jn first or etw first ?

Question

How do you place two akkusative objects?
I understand that there is a rule when a verb requires an akkusative object and a dative object.

But what if both objects are akkusative?
 
I have just learnt this expression: jn. etw. glauben machen

So must I put jn first or etw first ?

Answer

Yes, the person (jn) is usually put first. Sie wollte uns ihre Geschichte glauben machen.
Another example with 2 accusative objects: Der Pfarrer lehrt die Kinder den Katechismus.