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Both Protestants and Catholics usdd education to win supporters
The Jesuits were part of a plan to win support for Protestant religions
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According to the American government's Climate Change Science Program, "With continued global warming, heat waves and heavy downpours are very likely to further increase in frequency and intensity. Substantial areas of North America are likely to have more frequent droughts of greater severity.
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Reign of Terror
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If you rephrase the question like this "What was the rule of Maxiimilien Robespierre known as ?" it pops up as the reign of terror
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The question in the picture is actually very simple to answer because most of human history has been characterized by the fight of different groups of people over a territory. Land was until very recently, the most important economic resource because the economy of the world was based on agriculture, and this is why different groups of people fought so fiercely throughout history over it.
One example where the invasions of Germanic Peoples all over the Western Roman Empire during the Late Antiquity. These invasions resulted from the conflict between two different groups of people: the Germanic Peoples and the Romans, over a common territory: the lands of Western Europe.
The Germanic Peoples were victorious because they caused the fall of the Western Roman Empire, and replaced the Roman political order and rule with their own.
In Mesopotamia, <span>"cyclical flooding"</span> made possible natural irrigation of cropland and grazing land, which led to an agricultural development that did not need a large infrastructure, as in other cultures of the world, which had to build watering canals and crops. For the cultures from the Land Between Two Rivers, more than six thousand years ago, creating such channels would have been very difficult, but since the rivers overflow periodically, this allowed the farmers of the first cities of the Sumerians (such as Eridu, Uruk, and Ur) know when to plant, when the waters of both rivers arrive, and prosper in States Cities, beginning the sedentary life, and the first civilizations of the world.