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12. Johannes Gutenberg's printing press made it possible to manufacture large numbers of books for relatively little cost for the first time. Books and other printed matter consequently became available to a wide general audience, greatly contributing to the spread of literacy and education in Europe.
13. Four common causes, as recognized by social scientists, are technology, social institutions, population, and the environment. All four of these areas can impact when and how society changes. And they are all interrelated: a change in one area can lead to changes throughout.
Explanation:
<span>He was killed before a trial could begin. </span>
Because of population there are more buildings and land being taken away every day to benefit us. There is less land left for us every day because of how many land we have already built on. And for land tenure the person who owns a land can either chose to keep it or sell it, but if not being sold it deeply affects us. This is because, that land could be used for something critical like a hospital or something beneficial like a store
The correct answer is C: Reorganization of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Peter the Great was determined to reform the domestic structure of Russia.
While his military reforms were ongoing, he reformed the church, education and areas of Russia's economy.
One of the bastions to change from Peter's point of view was the Church. In bygone years it had been semi-autonomous. For someone who believed in royal absolutism this was unacceptable. The subordination of the church within Russia was completed without a problem.
Here are some reasons to explain Peter's interest in the church:
- It was a very rich institution and Peter wanted its wealth
- It refused to be modernised.
- It owned vast amounts of lands and serfs and could be seen to be a rival to the tsar.
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False
Explanation:
A sweatshop is like a place with really harsh conditions where people work long hours for very little money, making all sorts of things, mainly clothes, such as what you see in shops like Primark.
