That would be <span>Galileo Galilei the Italian polymath who is essential to the scientific revolution. His ideas conflicted with the church and as such he was on trial for heresy. During the second judgment he recanted his claims but is believed to have uttered the famous phrase on Earth revolving around the Sun: And yet it moves. This is used now to say that it doesn't matter what some may believe facts are the facts. </span>
Answer:
Many scholars believe that the collapse of the Indus Valley Civilization was caused by climate change. ... By 1800 BCE, the Indus Valley climate grew cooler and drier, and a tectonic event may have diverted or disrupted river systems, which were the lifelines of the Indus Valley Civilization.
A scientist today would think that this technique
D. is not suitable for predicting the future.
Explanation:
The technique being described here obviously works on t he principles of superpower and psychic powers and has no discernible scientific basis so it is easy to see how a scientist would not be entertaining the idea or be remotely convinced by it.
The technique used here is basically following what happens to a bone when it is already cracked to be put on fire, it simply burns and breaks.
When the bone is carved upon it weakens and becomes easy to burn and break proving the hypothesis that it will only break open and show the future.
That has nothing to do with the scribbling of the past deeds.
Answer: Option A is the correct answer: "an oath of loyalty and a pledge of military service."
Explanation:
The feudal system that existed in medieval Europe was based on lords who owned property and vassals who serviced the lords. The vassal's responsibilities included an oath of loyalty and a commitment to military service to the lords. The oath of allegiance, derived from the Latin fidelitas, compelled the vassal to always stay faithful to the ruler.