Answer:
The dominant religion in sub-Saharan Africa prior to the colonial period was Islam.
Explanation:
Many countries in the Middle East already practiced Islam and spread it throughout North/Saharan Africa before Europe began colonization of Africa.
Question: When did people first begin living in Japan?
Answer: About 32,000 years ago
Explanation: I did this in class
Answer: Charlemagne was coronated by the pope in 800 and closely collaborated with Catholic church (Alcuin of York). He was aware of the importance of the church for stabilization of his power. His power extended from the river Elbe to today´s Catalunya (Barcelona). He invested much energy into Christianization of the Saxons. As a first medieval emperor he considered himself a continuation of Roman emperors. He was a son of Pipin III Le Bref and grandson of Charles Martel. During his reign the carolinian renaissance took place (arts, education, culture in general). After his death, his empire was divided into 3 parts.
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Answer:
World War I is an example of the way wars tend to lose popular support after many years and mounting causalities. By 1917, the European public began to denounce the war and call for peace. Many soldiers, too, lost their resolve and deserted.
