Answer:
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Westernize= To adopt to the culture of Western European countries.
Ideal= Perfect example
Boyar= High ranking Russian nobility.
Amada= Fleet of warships
Divine right= belief that God created the monarchy to act as his representative.
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Historians disagree in evaluating the factors that brought about the Revolution. To some extent at least, it came not because France was backward, but because the country's economic and intellectual development was not matched by social and political change. In the fixed order of the ancien régime, most bourgeois were unable to exercise commensurate political and social influence. King Louis XIV, by consolidating absolute monarchy, had destroyed the roots of feudalism; yet outward feudal forms persisted and became increasingly burdensome.
Answer:
Italy contained major trading cities, profitable ports, and rich patrons.
Explanation:
Italy was the best place for the renaissance to begin. It had Rome, Naples, Florence and other major cities and ports. Wealthy patrons such as the Medici Family were able to fund artists, scientists, churches, goods, and all kinds of other things.
Answer: Industrialization a shift in an economy from one sector (agriculture) to another ( industry) e.g Manufacturing
Globalization this is an interaction of an economy with other economies globally.
Explanation:
Industrialization is a shift in a countries economy which was primarily based on agriculture e.g farming, livestock e.t.c. to Industry which involves manufacturing, production of goods and services. Examples of industrialized nations are Germany, USA, Italy.
Globalization on the other hand is an interaction of world economies.Globalization often leads to an increase in market competition. This competition are usually related to product and service costing and pricing, target market, adaptation of the technology by companies etc. A company producing with less cost can sell cheaper which in turns increase it markets share globally.
e.g Japan (Toyota) market competition with Germany (Mercedes).
