Answer:
In the Middle Ages, the Catholic church was the most powerful socio-political body there was and as a result, controlled a lot of governments.
With the Protestant and Catholic Reformations, things changed. The countries of Europe saw their populations support either one or the other and so the rulers generally followed the denominations that would give them the most influence.
It also led to a decrease in the power wielded by the Catholic Church as the followers of the various denominations vied for control of their countries.
The Reformation also shaped colonial expansion in no small part as the European powers tried to spread their denominations to areas around the world so that their denomination would become the most followed as they believed this to be their responsibility.
The Spanish for instance, enforced Catholicism in all the areas they controlled and the British gave preference to Protestant movements.
Answer:
<h3>Yes, when the US Supreme Court interprets the US Constitution, it sometimes, in effect, make new laws.</h3>
Explanation:
- The provision that gives Supreme Court the power to interpret the constitution is called Judicial Activism.
- Through this provision, the Supreme Court can interpret the US Constitution and the laws contained in it according to the need of the situation.
- The Supreme Court may invalidate any legislative decision or executive order through Judicial Activism. Making such “activism” is on the part of the Supreme Court job.
West Africa to the West Indies(North America)
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A, B, and D.</h2>
<em>Yugoslavia had a communist government but resisted Soviet control,</em>
<em>When Hungarians tried to gain independence, the Soviet Union sent in tanks to crush the revolt</em>
<em>The United States sent aid to Greece and Turkey to prevent communism from spreading to those countries.</em>
Because of the immigrants many migrated to the cities 15 million people. it was the Industrial Revolution and many needed jobs so low wages were created many worked because of jobs being needed. There was mass transit of trolleys cable cars.
