Answer:
Protestant reformation
Explanation:
according to britannica.com. "John Wycliffe is widely considered one of the medieval forerunners of the Protestant Reformation. His criticism of the practices and beliefs of the church foreshadowed those of later reformers. Wycliffe also directed a translation of the Bible into English."
There are many reasons but here's two
1. The 'war' and invasion etc was fought in the West so the province that you are going to have to raise troops and revenue from to fight the war is the same one where all the fighting takes place.
Meanwhile the 'East' had Anatolia as a heartland for revenue and recruits that was untouched .
<span>2. There is a lot of evidence that it wasn't simply 'barbarian' invasion but also a large element of rebellion against central authority by local forces. These are the people who are supposed to supply your troops and revenue.</span>
Answer:
Because of the White Man Burden.
Explanation:
The white mans burden was the beliesf that it was white mans duty to colonize others
In 2017 Georgia people used only these rates:
Georgia - Single Tax Brackets<span><span>Tax BracketTax Rate
</span><span><span>$0.00+ 1%
</span><span>$750.00+ 2%
</span><span>$2,250.00+ 3%
</span><span>$3,750.00+ 4%
</span><span>$5,250.00+ 5%
</span><span>$7,000.00+ 6%</span></span></span>Georgia - Married Filing Jointly Tax Brackets<span><span>Tax BracketTaxRate
</span><span><span>$0.00+ 1%
</span><span>$1,000.00+ 2%
</span><span>$3,000.00+ 3%
</span><span>$5,000.00+ 4%
</span><span>$7,000.00+ 5%
</span><span>$10,000.00+ <span>6%
</span></span></span></span>In December 2017, congress passed a sweeping federal income tax overhaul that affects personal income tax rates from tax year 2018 onward. Making a huge difference between 2017 and 2018.
<span>Federal - 2019 Single Tax Brackets </span><span><span>Rate
</span><span><span>$0.00+ 10%
</span><span>$9,525.00+ 12%
</span><span>$38,700.00+ 22%
</span><span>$82,500.00+ 24%
</span><span>$157,500.00+ 32%
</span><span>$200,000.00+ 35%
</span><span>$500,000.00+ 37%</span></span></span><span>Federal - 2019 Married Filing Separately Tax Brackets</span><span><span> Rate
</span><span><span>$0.00+ 10%
</span><span>$9,525.00+ 12%
</span><span>$38,700.00+ 22%
</span><span>$82,500.00+ 24%
</span><span>$157,500.00+ 32%
</span><span>$200,000.00+ 35%
</span><span>$300,000.00+ <span>37%
</span></span></span></span>this overhaul includes: Married Filing Jointly Tax Brackets and <span>Head of Household Tax Brackets.</span>
