Nope. That's the 17th Century. The 16th includes the years from 1501 to 1600.
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A religion that was not part of China during the Song Dynasty was Buddhism.
The most important religious doctrines during the Song dynasty were Neo-Confucianism and Daoism. Neo-Confucianism revived the principles of Confucianism that previously prevailed in ancient China. Positions in important government roles were based on merit and officials had to take the complex civil service examination to be part of the government. High moral was at the base of this doctrine. Daoism was based on the idea that humans had spiritual energy that harmonized the body and the mind, producing a healthy living.
Anne was often severely criticized for her candidness in saying what's on her mind. She believed that if she pretended to be more docile or shams the others into believing that she was compliant, it would make life easier for her.
Samuel Adams was the patriot who started the committees of correspondence to keep the colonies talking to each other before and during the American Revolution.
Answer: Tariffs levy a tax on any product or service coming into the nation. It helps industry by reducing the national market's competition with the international market's. People will most want to buy cheap items without the tariff from the nation rather than get it from another country.
