The British British East India Tea Company was a law passed by Parliament that sold tea in the colonies at an unusually low price! And so, Parliament thought the colonists would buy the East India tea since it was cheaper even if it did include tax. Butttt this law hurt colonial merchants! Since they had to pay the tax on the more expensive teas they both imported and sold.<span>
So the merchants became worried and began to boycott which affected the company since the colonists </span><span>didn't allow British tea ships to enter the large city </span>ports.<span> So obviously the company would lose money.</span>
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The most significant changes and continuities in Western and Central Asia from 1400 to 1700 were the following.
In the 1400s, the Timurid Empire had control over this region. Timur was the leader of the Empire. The members of this dynasty ordered the rebuilding of the Citadel, the Bazaar, and new buildings are constructed. They establish a new capital, Herat; that became an important center for the Muslims.
The wife of Emperor Shah Rukh ordered the construction of mosques to teach women about the importance of Islam.
The arrival of Husain Baqara as the new emperor in 1470 meant important support to the art and culture of West and Central Asia. Painters, poets, and calligraphers received support to do their jobs.
Dayan Khan became emperor in 1491, but he fell short of expectations and his period represents the decline of the Timurid Empire. In 1507, Babur, from the same family founds the Mughal Empire in India.
In 1543, Altan Khan coverts into Buddhism and became a Lama in Tibet.
The detention of Jews in Babylonia, ending in 538BC
it was a democracy your welcome
Short answer: Napoleon realized that the French Revolution's attack on the Catholic Church went against the desires of the majority of France's people. So he restored the Catholic Church as the official religion of France ... but with assurance that it would be loyal to his government.
Context/detail:
In France during the Revolution, the church came to be seen as an enemy of the state. Church lands were seized, and many clergy members were imprisoned and even executed. The masses of the French people were Catholics, and so some of these moves were deeply unpopular with the common people.
When Napoleon came to power after the French Revolution, he showed a willingness to restore the Catholic Church as the national church in France -- but in a way that made clear that the church was to serve the purposes of the French nation and, later, the French empire. The Concordat of 1801 was Napoleon's agreement with the Catholic Church. When he was taking the title of emperor in 1804, the pope, Pius VII, was there for the ceremony -- but the coronation was Napoleon's own action. He represented the center of power in France, and the church was subordinate to him.