Economic - several writers have noted the role of monastics as entrepreneurs.
Social - any good text about medieval monasticism can give you plenty of specific examples of this.
Missionary - some orders were more active in this regard than others.
Cultural - this is perhaps the best known of the work of medieval religious orders and included the creation of the great illuminated manuscripts of the age.
Well the South remember seceded completely, meaning they weren't part of the United States at all. Reconstruction allowed them back in, along with help from the 10% plan. The plan allowed the states and their governments back in as long as 10% of the population swore allegiance to the Union.
The correct answer is sequences of comparable events.
<em>The kind of patterns that historians look as they track differences in societies are sequences of comparable events.
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When doing research on differences in societies, historians have to look for patterns in the societies they are studying to try to find sequences of comparable events. They need to compare similar variables in the societies they are comparing in order to have an accurate and valid comparison on circumstances, dates, and events.
The other options of the question were, b) sequences of events that have nothing to do with each other, c) sequence of colors, and d) the order in which events occurred.
False, because not only did vietnam trade with foreign countries, but vietnam also conducted trade within its own domestic economic networks
