<span>The answer is that prior to the humanist movement, Catholics believed in educating the clergy, especially the higher ranking members. They preferred to keep the people less educated and more easily swayed.</span>
Prior to the humanist movement, the Catholic Church only provided literacy education for catholic clergy. The simple fact is that prior to the Humanism movement, the printing press did not exist. Admittedly, the Church also preferred to have a less-educated populace in order to better control them. However, Gutenberg's movable type press did not exist until the 15th Century. And therefore, literacy education would have only been provided to those who had ask to the handwritten bibles, which would have been elites, like kings and queens or clergy of the church.
Some long term effects of Andrew Jackson's election in 1828 would be B. <span>Greater emphasis was placed on both the Electoral College and the popular vote. He led the popular vote, and the electoral college, but was not victorious in the Presidential race.</span>
Many Europeans were looking for better social, political, and economic opportunities, and they felt and hoped that America was their dreamland. One of the reasons why people left England was for religious freedom
