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1)His “95 Theses,” which propounded two central beliefs—that the Bible is the central religious authority and that humans may reach salvation only by their faith and not by their deeds—was to spark the Protestant Reformation.
2)So, Luther's protests started creating spin-offs: the Zwinglians, and the Calvinists, and the Anabaptists.
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Unfortunately, you did not attach the map. Without the map, we do not know what is its content. Just you know.
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The region where the Underground Railroad maintained safe houses was Michigan.
Let's remember that the Underground Railroad was not a railroad per se, but a group of people that helped crossed the southern lines to the Northern states, so slaves could escape from the tyranny of the owners of the large plantations of the South. It was the Quakers in the 1800s who started to form this group and helped slaves to escape.
On the other hand, Dred and Harriet Scott were two black slaves that sued for their liberty in the 1840s, claiming they had lived in a free territory. The Supreme Court decision or better known as the Dred Scott decision infuriated many people in the North and was one of the reasons for the beginning of the American Civil War.
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John Cabot was a Venetian explorer and navigator known for his 1497 voyage to North America, where he claimed land in Canada for England. After setting sail in May 1498 for a return voyage to North America, he disappeared and Cabot's final days remain a mystery
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Vasco de Game was the FIRST to reach india by sea, so he was indeed an explorer.
Henry the Navigator (no offense to him) was a joke. His title if fooling everyone, as he himself never even sailed once, he always sent others to do it for him (as he was a prince) This is your answer.
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Bartholomeu Dias sailed around the southernmost tip of africa in 1488, so he was an explorer too.
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Your answer is Henry
<span>Louisiana Purchase.
Bought by the United States in 1803, the Louisiana Purchase was a large territory owned by France that covers approximately 828,000 square miles of land.</span>
