During the 15th and 16th centuries Spain was the most powerful country because of the discovery of America and gold and silver, the union of Castile and Aragon under Ferdinand and Isabella, religious unification, the conquering of Granada , and an age of new learning. The was called Spain's "Golden Age". One of the main reasons for Spain’s fall is because the Spanish empire was too large to control.
.A monarch order his army to suppress an uprising in another country because <span>frequently, big rebellions and revolutions are the basis of uproar in every part of the world and the monarch possibly desired to discontinue the rebellions before his countrymen uprisings are no longer in control</span>
True. The city is now known as "Istanbul" as the Byzantine Empire took over.
During their transformation, Europe experienced all of the following except the decline of the middle class.
Answer: Option C
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It was in fact during the period of transformation that the middle class grew dramatically in Europe. New opportunities of employment enabled the levitation of the lower class to the middle class.
Transformation brought prosperity, increased economic stability, and an enhanced standard of living. Agriculture was no more the only medium to fetch economic gains through. Thus, the middle class grew rapidly.
My dear friend it was over an Indian Movement aimed towards ending the British Empire.It started in 1905 and ended in 1911.It was lead by Lord Curzon of India.
