Answer:
He is in control of the executive branch
Explanation:
Without the executive branch the checks and balances system would fail, which means that one part or in this case two parts of the government would rule the other. The system is put down so that for example the legislative branch can't make laws without the presidents approval, unless overruled, that seem fit to them
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Answer:
During the Middle Ages nearly all the lands of Europe converted to Christianity. In this short guide, we take a look at how various lands adopted Christianity, including by means of missionary efforts, politics and warfare.
Early Christianity starting with the first followers of Jesus Christ, Christianity spread out into the Middle East and along the Mediterranean Sea to other parts of the Roman Empire. Although believers faced periodic Roman persecutions, the religion would grow, with some scholars suggesting that its idea about the resurrection of the dead and immortality of the spirit were appealing theological ideas, while others believe that the practical efforts of the church to help the poor was important in its increasing popularity.
Explanation:
the Roman's split the empire in two the East And West since the country was to big to rule by few people the west had the capital of rome while the east had the captial of Istanbul. in the West we will call them Roman's while in the east we will call them Byzantines. in the west the Roman's had more significant problems such as revolts and invasions from the Germanic Tribes which eventually overwhelmed the Roman's which caused them to fall a other major cause is economic downfall as the romans were fighting in so many wars at that time they couldn't even pay thier soldiers properly. in the east the byzantines were fighting a war with the persians and keep in mind they were still part of the Roman empire just split up until rome fell then they became the byzantium empire. anyways in the east they had rebellions but not major ones and they also had other Nations around them but most of them never posted a threat except for Persia a other significant cause is that byzantine was mostly never under threat and were basicly in only one war against Persia unlike rome which were against multiple after rome fell byzantium empire was born they took back rome for a while then lost it and kept losing land to revolts and tribes around the middle east then the ottomans came and killed em basicly in the 1400's
