Overruled the French monarchy
Prior to the iranian revolution, ayatollah khomeini <span>was the main opposition ruler to the government.</span>
In 1813, Santa Anna fought in the battle of Medina
In its major provisions, the new law requires the states to:
-replace all their lever-operated and punch-card voting devices by 2006;
-upgrade their administration of elections, esp. through the better training of local election officials and of those who work in precinct polling places on election day;
-centralize and computerize their voter registration systems, to facilitate the id of qualified voters on election day and so minimize fraudulent voting;
<span>-provide for provisional voting, so a person whose eligibility to vote has been challenged can cast a ballot that will be counted if it is later found that he/ she is in fact, qualified to vote</span>
Answer:
The correct answer is D. The printing press allowed people to bypass the Catholic Church’s traditional monopoly on the production of religious texts.
Explanation:
The printing press, created by Charles Gutenberg around 1440, became a machine capable of creating literary productions in an automated way, eliminating the manual work of creating books that until then was carried out.
This task of artisan book production was carried out by Catholic monks of the Middle Ages, who, of course, only produced books that were related to their religious and political ideas. Thus, with regard to religion, the literary monopoly of the Catholic Church prevented other religions from creating their own books and, therefore, from transmitting their teachings. For this reason, the creation of the printing press, by breaking this monopoly, facilitated the transmission and expansion of new ideologies and religious beliefs, such as Protestantism.
