Answer:
Coup d'état
Explanation:
In 1799, Napoleon gained political power for the first time in a coup d'état. The existing governing body, a five-member Directory, was replaced with a three-person Consulate as a result of the coup. The first consul, Napoleon, wielded effective control; the other two consuls were only figureheads.
"Interaction" is the one understanding among the choices given in the question that audiences do <span>not gain from a soliloquy. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option or option "A". I hope that this is the answer that has come to your help.</span>
Realism was motivated more
Assuming you're referring to the idea that the Death Penalty should be made illegal (abolished), then this idea got its start all the way back in the Enlightenment, especially with Cesare Beccaria's 1767 essay, "On Crimes and Punishment".
Answer:
It depends on the time period.
Explanation:
Of the time periods I can think of:
Pre-Martin Luther- This would have benefitted the Roman Catholic Church because at the time they were the main governing body along side the Roman Emperor. This land would have added to their prestige and they had another means of revenue to raise money for the church and give their staff (bishops, pope, etc.) a big pay out.
Martin Luther's 95 thesis- The large amounts of land and revenue that the land is generating for the Catholic church will be detrimental to it's image when Martin Luther calls them out on their greediness. He warns against the Church taking money on indulgences and being greedy with what they own, so the large amounts of land will reflect poorly on them, especially because they could have helped the poor instead of renting the land out.
