The role of the Church, more specifically the Catholic Church, in medieval life was major because the main religion during this time in Europe was Christianity. While Judaism and Islam were also present, they were minor religions at the time. It had great power because it had its own laws and taxes and could even control the kings of a certain kingdom.
Opposing the church for example could result in heresy and was considered a heavy crime, punishable by burning at the stake.
The option that best describes President Lyndon Johnson would be that "a. Johnson helped the country transition after Kennedy’s death by honoring his predecessor’s policies," especially in terms of Civil Rights legislation, and it would be "b. the assassination of President Kennedy" that <span>occurred in 1963 and caused the country to experience a major transition.</span>
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Based on this excerpt, writing a blog about her experiences allowed Malala <u>to keep her identity a secret if she wanted</u>.
Explanation:
"Pakistan's Malala" by Ashley Fantz is an article based on Malala who was shot at and almost killed by the Taliban for her activist work. She became the youngest to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
As seen in the given excerpt, the article states how Malala wants to write a blog under a different name. In this very act of using a different name, a disguised name, she is ensuring that her identity is safe and that she can also safely address whatever she wants to say or put out to the world. This will <u>enable her to keep her secret if she wanted to</u>.
Thus, the <u>correct answer is the last option.
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the leader of German was Adolf Hitler
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Explanation:
Most democratic governments consider participating in national elections a right of citizenship. Some consider that participation at elections is also a citizen's civic responsibility. In some countries, where voting is considered a duty, voting at elections has been made compulsory and has been regulated in the national constitutions and electoral laws. Some countries go as far as to impose sanctions on non-voters.
