Theodore Roosevelt was born on October 27, 1858 into a prosperous Dutch New York City family, he was a sickly, asthmatic child, then he was an athlete and books writer, the best known which is "The Winning of the West", was a great hunter and animal collector, always had a nickname "Teddy", by which everyone called him, He had several public offices, until becoming the vice president of William McKinley, later that year he would become the twenty-sixth President of the United States and the youngest President yet at 43 years old, a sudden succession, which, of course, nobody expected, since the Republicans of that time had nominated him to the vice presidency thinking that it would be an unimportant position.
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The split between the Catholics and Protestants increased. This caused religious and economic tensions. John Calvin influenced which church?
The answer that is NOT accurate: "He instituted the Inquisition throughout the empire."
The Spanish Inquisition had been instituted by Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castille in 1478. Philip's reign in Spain came a century later, from 1556-1598.
The answer about "divine right to rule as an absolute monarch" is certainly true of Philip II, but we might want to be careful about assigning that idea as a Catholic idea only. In Philip's case, he certainly would have used it that way over against Protestant challengers. But in the course of history, rulers on both the Catholic and Protestant sides would subscribe to the idea of diving right monarchy.
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i would hold slaves i was the slave
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