One main similar thing between the Catholic Reformation and the Protestant Reformation was that both addressed concerns with the practices of the Catholic Church. Both the parties had the same solution through the practice of Catholic Church.
The aim of both the reformations (protestant and Catholic) was to correct the things which were seen in the church such as abuse or problems. However, what each party (Protestant and Catholic) considered problems and how they addressed them was not the same.
Rhodes's view was that black people needed to be driven off their land to "stimulate them to labour" and to change their habits.
Answer:
B) It allowed all three regions to exchange goods and make money
Explanation:
The Triangle Trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americas had huge impact on the world. This trade enabled all three sides to benefit and gain lot of wealth. Goods of all sorts were traded between the three sides, so lot of plants, animals, ideas, technologies were exchange, all of which contributed to the development of these regions and solving of lot of problems. All sides had goods that were in high demand from the other sides, which in turn was constantly pushing the production up, and more and more wealth was obtained. It was not just positives though, as through this trade some diseases spread out as well, contributing to millions of deaths. Another things was the salve trade, where millions of slaves were taken away to work on the enormous plantations of cash crops.
Christmas Eve candlelight worship at the Quaker's Seaville Monthly Meeting. Diane Metz, a longtime Quaker, lights candles in worship and thanks. Seaville Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) was established in 1702.
