The correct answer is C.
The Greek colonization period took place between the 6th and 8th centuries BC, in the Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea regions. This demographic process was centrally desgined, and the metropolis made the decisions about how it should be conducted. Many of the Greek settlements became strong cities afterwards.
The main reason that triggered this colonisation, was the demographic explosion that had taken place and the scarcity of farms and their production which could not cope with the population expansion in some regions, and this caused the desire of finding new regions to establish themselves. The decision of establishing a colony in a certain location depended on its potential, first of all, the kind of raw materials that could be taken to the metropolis and also the type of final goods that could be produced afterwards. Colonies were a big source of wealth for the Greeks.
Answer:
Heretic
Explanation:
<u>A heretic is a person whose opinions, beliefs and views go against the church’s teachings. They do not conform to the established dogmas and doctrines, and sometimes violets the church’s rules.</u> Heresy does not mean to completely reject the religion and cause, but simply to go against the main established ideas.
While it does exist in various religions, it is mostly tied to Christianity. As such, <u>it has been condemned in the New Testament and the church has often punished those who are considered to be heretics in the past</u>. During the twelfth century, the Catholic church established the Inquisition who would hunt down and punish heretics. There were many executions as the result, the majority of them being Jewish and Muslim people.
When the population of a territory hit 60,000
is the part that should be underlined
individualism: collectivism
Answer:
Karl Marx
Explanation:
Karl Marx advocated that Democracy would give way to Socialism and that Capitalism would change into Communism.
Karl Marx was a German philosopher and revolutionary socialist who published The Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital that form the basis of Marxism.
