Answer:
The right answer is e.
Explanation:
At least during the first century of Islam, under the rule of the Umayyad dynasty, Islamic rulers were more tolerant of Jews and Christians who even occupied some high public posts in some societies. Later, stricter rules were enforced , including forced conversion.
Answer:
The desire of kings and queen to gain land.
Explanation:
To be honest I'm just doing anything right now, cuz someone already got the answer correct and I don't wanted to copywrite their answer.
--Koda
The Great Plains include theLlano Estacado, the Panhandle,Edwards Plateau, Toyah Basin, and the Llano Uplift. It is bordered on the east by the CaprockEscarpment in the panhandle and by the Balcones Fault to the southeast. Cities in this region include Midland and Odessa, Lubbock, and Amarillo.
Answer:
<em>All cultures have music.</em>
Explanation:
Some anthropological researches as Emile Durkheim and Claude Levi-Strauss studied which cultural elements could human share in different societies, as if they were universal. They found out some cultural elements, patterns and characteristic in different cultures worldwide, they called it cultural universals.
Some of the cultural universal are: language, art, religious rituals, dance and music.
The Mayans played an ancient ball game that correlated with the harvest. The goal of it was to hit a ball through a vertical hoop on the side of the court.
They used a rubber ball, about 20 inches. The court had walls that were slopping inwards and hanging from the walls, were the hoops. ( picture attached). The goal of the game was to pass the ball around, without having it touch your hands, and then get the ball to pass through one of the rings. Since the rings were so high and players were not allowed to use their hands, it was extremely difficult to get the ball through a ring!!
It was a solemn experience, filled with ritual importance. Religious leaders attended, as did most chiefs and other government leaders. Sacred songs were sung and played. It was believed that the winner of the game, went to the underworld and return with a prosperous harvest. He was considered a hero. In fact, there are several carvings on the walls, representing the warrior being decapitated after winning the ball game. .
