The correct answer is C. Simony and the sale of indulgences
His convictions against indulgences were so strong he was even burned at the stake in the end. He was also known as a critic of the crusades claiming that god would not want people to go to war for him.
No man has rule over the <em>soul</em> of another man.
"A. Fertile plains make it possible for farmers to grow a variety of crops." Italy's ability to grow a variety of crops aided in Rome's power over the world for many years, by providing lots of nutrients for its citizens and items to trade.
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Answer:
Renewing his commitment to Communism
Explanation:
The once-great Soviet Union fell apart due to the radical reforms the union’s leader, president Mikhail Gorbachev, put in place during his six years as the leader. Cuban leader, Fidel Castro, in a televised address he made in December 1961, addressed the people and commented that communism would remain a very prominent force in the politics of his country, Cuba.
Some analysts were of the opinion that Castro re-affirmed his support for communism because he wanted to get more Soviet assistance.