The correct answer is the catholic church.
After Rome's fall, the people of Europe turned to catholic church for stability and guidance.
It is during this fall that catholic churches continued to grow because,
1. Christianity was being proclaimed for the religion of masses.
2. The churches were organized socially, economically, and politically.
Roman empire split and Theodosius were the events which made christianity grew rapidly. Some of the reasons for the fall of Rome included,
1. Invasion by Barbarian tribes.
2. Overreliance on slave labour and economic troubles.
3. The rise of eastern empire.
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Answer:
It was the last major battle between Germans and Americans
Explanation:
The correct answers are: Limited amounts, include fossil fuels (e.g., coal) and minerals (e.g., gold) and Come from Earth
Nonrenewable resources are those goods offered by nature, and that can not be replaced, that is, a certain amount is available and that once exhausted by consumption, there will be no more available for future use.
For example oil, natural gas, coal, and minerals, which are extracted from the earth.
It’s either one or two. Sorry I don’t know but I know that the problem with articles of confederation was that they had a weak central government.
The Magellan expedition has multiple geographical significance.
It reaffirmed the unity of the oceans, revealed that there was an ocean more spacious between Asia and America than the Atlantic, confirmed that Columbus had found a new continent, and in the end, it was finally proved that Earth was a sphere, and this sphere that turns from west to east.
Explanation:
- He sailed in 1519 from the Spanish port, with five ships and 265 crew members. Sailing south along the eastern shores of South America it was not until October 1520 that he entered the strait that bears his name today. He explored it and discovered the archipelago of Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego south of it.
- Through that passage, he stepped out onto a new ocean. He called it the Pacific Ocean, because it had not been bad for three months of navigation.
- In 1521, he reached the Philippine Islands, where he died in a skirmish with the natives of the tiny island of Mactan. Sailing the Indian Ocean, and sailing Africa, into Spain, under the command of H.S. Del Khan only one ship with 18 crew members returned in 1522.
Class: History
Level: Middle school
Keywords: Magellan, circumnavigation
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