Feelings were nervous and frightening
Answer: spread of conflict.
Explanation:
In the 16th-century, the Protestant Reformation prompted people to challenge Church doctrine, leading to the development of secular movements that challenged the Roman Catholic Church and the papal authority. Soon Europe became divided by religious beliefs, leading to warfare within most countries. Such is the case of the Thirty Years’ War that decimated Europe.
Answer:
Option: The Greeks tricked the Persians into entering the narrow strait at Salamis, where smaller Athenian ships could outmaneuver the heavy Persian ships
Explanation:
The Greeks were able to defeat the Persians fleet in the battle of Salamis in 480 BC. It was the first naval battle ever fought in history. Greeks defeated by luring the much larger Persians fleets into entering the narrow strait at Salamis, where the Persians had difficulties in maneuvering the fleets. The Greeks attacked and destroyed over 300 Persian fleets while losing only 40 of their own.
