The colonies provided raw goods to their home countries. These goods were refined by the homeland then sold back to the colonies. The colonies were not allowed to refine goods or sell certain expensive/important goods (such as tobacco) to other countries (although this was not enforced very heavily until the late 1700s). So in conclusion, the role the colonies played was to provide economic benefits to their mother country.
The best answer is C. in 1533 Henry VIII made himself head of the Church in Egland, although at the time he left religious services essentially unchanged.
The English Reformation varied from those in other countries because the actions of Henry VIII were taken from stately, personal, and religious reasons rather than those of pure theology like Luther and Calvin. Henry VIII used his status as head of the English Church to set his marriage affairs in order and to confiscate the wealth of Catholic churches in England, but he left religious matters virtually untouched making the changes of the English Reformation initially more secular in nature.
Answer:
Communist Countries
Explanation:
Following WW2 the countries near the Soviet Union were switched to Communist and were controlled by the USSR. That was one of the reasons NATO was formed and why Cold War has started.
Answer:
Nazis sometimes took their Jewish prisoners' wedding rings
Explanation:
Truman was the president who decided to use the atomic bombs that hit Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan. The United States is the only nation in the world which have used a nuclear weapon on another nation, causing a terrifying number of deaths and illness to Japanese people since 1945.
- Using the bomb established a lasting peace.
<u>A. Evidence: </u>There has been no global war since WWII and no further use of nuclear weapons.
<u>B: Counterargument</u>: There have been many other wars since 1945, and other countries have developed nuclear weapons.
C: Conclusion:
<em>Although there have been other wars since 1945, none have been as big as WWII or ended with as much devastation.
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