Explanation:
a group of institutions within the Catholic Church whose aim was to combat heresy
<span>The Fertile Crescent includes Mesopotamia, the land in and around the Tigris and Euphrates rivers; and the Levant, the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea.</span>
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Push Factors: factors that cause to want to move people away from a location.
Pull Factors: Factors that appeal to a person about the new location
In England, most people were peasants or tenant farmers who worked on more wealthy citizens land. There was not a lot of land and if it was for sale it was usually very expensive.
In the colonies, land seemed abundant. Many of the first settlers were given free land by a colony or purchased the land cheaply.
Native Americans were pushed out of land because the settlers did not understand how Native Americans viewed land.
The availability of land was a major reason many settlers came to the colonies.
Many colonists came as indentured servants.
Colonial landowners or businessmen would pay for the indentured servants travel to the colonies and in return the person would work for the landowner or businessman for an agreed upon length.
During the time the person was indentured, they gave up certain freedoms while they worked. It was very similar to slavery, but these people choose to become indentured servants and could eventually obtain freedom.
Once the debt was worked off, the indentured servant was free to start their own life in the colonies.
Pilgrims (Plymouth)
wanted to escape persecution and separate from the Church of England
Puritans (Massachusetts)
wanted to purify the Church of England
Quakers (Pennsylvania)
wanted to escape religious persectution
Catholics (Maryland)
Wanted to escape religious persecution
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Answer:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. . . ."–First Amendment. Which statement best explains the meaning of the guarantees provided in this excerpt from the First Amendment? *
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Germany still suffered from the restrictions and reparation payments imposed upon it by the Treaty of Versailles; however, in the 1930s Hitler gained a lot of support because of the poor economic state of Germany after the war. Hitler blamed the Treaty of Versailles and the reparation payments. The Great Depression may have compounded Germany's problems but was not the entire source of its economic woes.
Hitler platformed on changing the impotent parliamentary government because of its inability to recover from the Great Depression. He was able to secure himself the position of Chancellor because of this weakness.
You could argue that the Great Depression, though not the cause of Germany's economic problems (That was the loss of the war and the Treaty of Versailles), gave Hitler the opportunity to seize the position of Chancellor from the ineffective Weimar Republic.
If the Great Depression had not happened, Hitler might not have had that opportunity.
On the other hand, Hitler was intelligent and knew how to manipulate the masses. He may have still been able to seize power through his oratory skill, his scapegoating onto the Jews, and blaming the Treaty for Germany's woes.
