I think the correct answer among the choices presented above is option B. Widespread criticism of the Catholic Church during the early 1500s was that it was too concerned with wealth and power. One incident is that the church sell tickets at that time for forgiveness of sins for money.
The only one with some similarities that I can recall at the time is China. Sorry if that’s wrong.
Answer:
Yes, a teacher should make it mandatory for students to have their cameras on Zo om. (This is my opinion)
Explanation:
Many students may completely ignore the lesson when their camera is off and the teacher would no be aware of this. During tests, quizzes, or assignment students could easily cheat while their camera's were off and the teacher would not know. It is my belief that some students are irresponsible and can take advantage of a turned off camera.
I hope this helps! Sorry if it was too long! :)
Everybody’s biased. If you can analyze the authors purpose when they were writing something, you’ll be more aware of this bias. As a history student, you need to acknowledge this bias when researching to ensure that what you are reading is factual and presents a reliable picture on what was going on during that period in time. It can provide insight or can be deceiving, based on the author’s purpose.
