The invented the number 0 in mathematics.
Answer:
Started the following precendences:
1. Two-term limit (not an actual law until 1951)
2. A state of the union address
3. An inagural address
4. The title of "Mr. President"
Explanation:
President Washington was a humble and famous leader at the time. His actions during his eight years as President of the United States would set precedences still recognized today. All succeeding Presidents followed his example on how they were to serve.
Generally speaking, <span>Hitler was greatly influenced by all of the traits, but a much better way to phrase the statement would be that these traits greatly helped Hitler influence the German people. </span>
The two aspects of Indian society that began in Aryan times ( 1500 BC to 600 BC ) and have lasted till present day are :
1 : Caste System or Varnashrama, that is the society was divided into four water -tight compartments. Furthermore, it includes sub-castes and untouchables. The caste system is being still practiced in India.
2 : Worshiping various gods and nature like sun, moon, trees began with the Aryans and is still being practiced by Indians.
Answer:
Explanation:
In urban areas there was essentially freedom within the walls. When cities and towns received their charters, a certain amount of freedom was gained, but it was by no means a democratic society. Medieval cities were extremely small by our standards. London had only 10,000-100,000 residents during the medieval period. Cities were geographically small with the average about 1 square mile with 300,000 inhabitants. The streets were exceedingly narrow and unpaved; mud was common. Sometimes the main street and market square were cobble stoned. Cities and larger towns were usually surrounded by a wall, which enhanced the separation between urban and rural, but the fields frequently came up to the wall. City dwellers would help rural people who came to the city for market. The guild hall was a large building and was often the building that housed city protection until the late middle ages when cannons were introduced. Churches were the largest buildings especially in cathedral cities. Cathedrals were the seat of the bishops of a diocese. Generally there were several parish churches and castles that straddled the city walls with the main gate to the city. Space was at a premium. Houses were tiny and clustered closely together. When a story was added to a house the second story projected out over the first, and so on. The results were that houses facing each other on opposite sides of the street nearly met in the middle and the houses formed a tunnel-like passage way over the street. The first floor generally housed the artisans shop with living quarters on the upper floors. These houses were made of wood; therefore, they burned frequently. Fire was a constant threat in medieval cities and towns. Contents of chamber pots were emptied into the streets. With mud streets this presented a messy problem. With a heavy rain one could hope for a flushing action to wash the excrement to the river. A light rain only added to the problem. This was a health problem; polluted springs and wells were common. The most commonly consumed beverages were not water but wine and beer. Beggars, who were seen as social victims, abounded. Disease was viewed as punishment. Smallpox was endemic, leprosy was common and the victim was segregated. Those who operated the cities and large towns were those who had money. These were guild masters--masters of the guilds of merchants and craft guild masters. Hope this helped!!!
