<span>It was called The Line of Demarcation, which was a boundary established by Pope Alexander VI on May 4, 1493 to define the spheres of Spanish and Portuguese possessions in the New World. The line ran north and south 100 leagues west of the Azores and Cape Verde Islands. All new lands lying east of this line were to belong to Portugal, all those to the west to Spain.</span>
The correct answer is the famous aqueduct. The legend says that the devil built it as a request of a girl who had to toil water home every day. They made a deal and he would get her soul in return. He lost just when he was about to put the last brick so she kept her soul and the aqueduct that was finished except for a single brick.
Philip II is remembered both for his failures and successes in his reign.
Explanation:
As a ruler, he as strict and tough and also a paranoid. His kingdom was also ineffective because the ministers were not in a position to distinguish between the important aspects and trivialities. This made the king to be ineffective while taking decisions. He used to rely on heavy paper work which made his administration function slow.
There weer factionalism and it resulted in internal fights. Philip's rule failed to suppress the superiority of Netherlands and it also sacrificed and surrendered the invincible Spanish Armada to the British which is the biggest blow on Spanish monarchy. Some his successes were that he defeated the Ottomans and also played a crucial role inn preventing Protestantism to spread in Italy and Spain. Catholic churches were established and flourished during his reign.
Answer:
it will be A
Explanation:
They had more opportunities in white-collar jobs.
