Answer: the church in the west
Explanation:
While political and economic decentralization characterized western Europe between 500 and 1000 C.E., the Catholic Church emerged as a unifying institution with great religious, political, and economic power.
The Port of Boston was closed in 1774 when the Boston Committee of Correspondents invited the colonies to stop trading with England. But the merchants did not want to participate in the drastic measure and instead, suggested a <em>continental Congress</em>.
A convention was held in Philadelphia In September of 1774, where twelve colonies send delegates. Among the delegates in attendance, were Samuel Adams, George Washington, and John Dickinson.
Among the actions taken by the Congress, we find:
-Joseph Galloway Plan of Union to create an American Parliament.
-Suffolk Resolves voted for the majority of the colonies.
-The Association, that established a boycott of importation, exportation, and consumption.
-The Declaration of Rights and Grievances sent to King George III.
Yes, Cortes traveled through present day Mexico and he also defeated the Aztecs.
Base on Kant’s response in regards to the idea of placing a
monetary value on a human life, in doing this, it is not considered to be legitimate.
It is because placing a monetary value on humans is considered to be
unacceptable because a person’s value is considered to be something so precious
that it can’t be comparable to other living organisms or even other organisms
that lies on earth.
Answer:
Passage number 1 is anti-federalist, while passage number 2 is federalist.
The constitution's authors included restrictions on federal power to prevent the president from abusing power, or from having full power as a king.
Explanation:
Federalism defended the integration of the power of the states into a central power, the federal power, which would work together with the states in the management of national policy. The federal government did not intend to concentrate the entire power on the president, but to allow a series of governmental divisions that would prevent the centralization of power, but distribute it in a fair and beneficial way to the people.
