Answer:
According to the inset map, what religion dominated Europe in 1500? Catholic2.By 1560, what two main branches of Christianity existed in western Europe? Catholic and Protestant3. What countries, or parts of countries, were all or mostly Protestant in 1560
Explanation:
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Answer:
Headaches and stomach pain.
Explanation:
During the medieval times, patients would often get headaches and not know the cure for it. They would go to a medical doctor named Peter Halvorson to inform them about their headache and the doctor would treat them with something bizarre and painful. The doctors will fill in a hole in your skull to 'cure' your headaches.
If you ever have a stomach problem, St Paul, the 'doctor' would make you drink this potion with these ingredients in them: sage, willow, roses, fennel, cinnamon, ginger, cloves, cormorant blood (which was poisonous), mandrake, dragon's blood (not an actual dragon), liquorice and three kinds of pepper.
Answer:
They began to centralize power.
Explanation:
For example, in medieval times, at the height of feudalism, kings did not have standing armies at their disposal, and had to tour the land, looking for military support from the nobles (feudal lords), whose armies were more loyal to them than to the monarch.
This changed as Europe entered the modern age. Kings began to rely on mercenaries and small professional armies, effectively reducing their dependency on military help from the feudal lords.
The same applies for taxation. Monarchs began to develop more efficient methods of tax collection that applied for the whole territory. In the modern era, the absolute kings of France like Louis XIV did not have to rely on the help of the nobles to collect taxes, they could collect all the taxes they needed on their own.
Answer:
President John Adams
Explanation:
Although President Washington oversaw the construction of the house, he never lived in it. In 1800, when the house was completed, it's first president (President John Adams) and his wife (Abigail) moved in.
