Sudan and Chad were two countries that were split by the civil
war.
It would be the "Constitution" that was completed in 1787, since this came after both the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation, but before the Gettysburg Address.
The King of Axum that made Christianity the state religion was King Ezana, and more specifically King Ezana II. He was converted by his teacher, who later became the bishop of Ethiopia.
No it’s not but it could be but if it’s not
All of thees choices are correct. Churches gained power on the combination of belief, money and illiteracy.
Explanation:
People of middle ages mostly believed in the concept of heaven and hell an the catholic churches were the center of belief. All activities of the middle age people revolved around the church activities. Catholic churches put forth the belief that people can only go to heaven when they abide by the conventions of the catholic church.
Most of the people donated ten percent of their land to the church. There was existence of feudal system and many feudal lords gave off lands to the churches as a mark of devotion. Parishioners were often had to pay for ceremonies like baptisms. Many parish priests were illiterates and this urged them to rely on the church to interpret the biblical texts. They gained literacy from the church.
