- It lists tariff rates, allowing businesses to plan for exports.- It can tell businesses when future tariff rates will change.<span>- It can help business owners determine product prices to account for tariffs.</span>
1. The common people paid all of the taxes but had none of the benefits.
2. It exiled the royal family to an island off the coast of France.
3. It issued the Declaration of the Rights of Man.
4. It inspired many Europeans to rise up against powerful monarchs.
5. They changed the world's ideas about how nations should be ruled.
6. He was chosen by popular vote in a French election.
7. Weakened during an invasion of Russia, Napoleon's army never regained its strength.
8. He attempted to build an empire by conquering other nations.
9. He established a code of law that made all citizens equal.
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Ill pm you tho after world war 2 the world was split into two east and west this marked the begining of the era called the cold war
Because he found out to make great cool discoveries the the invenstion of the bomb, but other scientists turned his discovery into a atomic bomb, which he thought was wrong. Thye soon blast the bomb on a country and he tried really hard to stop them but they didnt listen, soon countries developed their own bombs and shooted at the other countries threatiing them/
Answer:
The answers are 2, 3, 4.
Explanation:
1st and 6th options are incorrect. It was Copernicus that developed the Heliocentric theory. And it was Francis Bacon that developed the scientific method.
Copernicus' and Galileo's astronomical findings hugely influenced the modern science and challenged the Catholic church's ideas adversely.
Moreover, John Locke is considered as the father of liberalism and his views greatly challenged the then prevailing monarchy system.
Montesquieu's theory of separation of powers is widely used in many constitutions today and tremendously influenced the system of governance in European nations.
