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How did the rebels choose their targets, both human and material? What were they seeking? Against what were they protesting?COLLAPSE
The peasant rebels chose their targets among the nobility and the leaders of the church. This excerpt from the chronicles of Thomas Walsingham mentioned the destruction of the Temple Bar, the place where the lawyer apprentices lived; the burning of the Savoy, the residence of the Duke of Lancaster and the noble house of the Hospital of St. John; the brutal beheading of the archbishop and the thirty Flemings; and widespread killing and destruction. They were protesting against the crippling tax imposed on them by the nobility and the church in spite of their worsening conditions, and the nobility's prevention of the breakdown of serfdom, a process that meant more freedom and opportunities for peasants. By breaking havoc on the persons and properties of the nobles and church leaders, the peasant rebels aimed to force them into meeting their demands. In the end both sides reached a compromise, as King Richard II issued a charter the peasants asked for, and the peasants ceased the revolt and dispersed.
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18. Eugenics is the set of beliefs of practices which apparently aims to help the I quote "genetic quality" of the human population. But although, it sounds bad,it played a significant role in back then's history and its culture.
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Explanation: (Conservation of natural resources, Control of corporations, and Consumer protection.) Because of Roosevelt's policies, national wild lands would be taken care of for their national resources, protecting them.
Answer: Geology
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I looked it up and the definition is 'the science that deals with the earth's physical structure and substance, its history, and the processes that act on it.'
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The <span>geographic region of Russia that was especially suitable for nomadic invaders is the </span><span>southern steppe because it is an open, treeless grassland</span>. Thus, there was no geographical border that prevented the invaders from marching to Russia with their military force. The Ural mountains, on the other hand, gave much protection to Russia against invaders as it prevented access to the region.
