Generally speaking, in the United States during this time, colonial assemblies "<span>a. lost political power to colonial governors," which was one of the reasons the colonists were upset with the leadership of Great Britain. </span>
The US and Canada governments are very similar, including:
-They are both democratic, federal states
Differences:
- The US constitution is of a single written document, while Canada's constitution is made of both written and unwritten elements.
- The US has one basic language (english), while Canada has two (English and French)
- The US is technically a republic, while Canada is a constitutional monarchy
-Prime minister and MPs have no fixed term, but an election must be held at least once every 5 years
- The US president and members of both houses have fixed terms.
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Answer:
It significantly reduced the Catholic Church's political power. Before the reformation, the pope had authority over even European governments. This power started to decay as Christian populations split into Catholic and other denominations. As a result, the population of European Catholics dropped, as some people adopted Martin Luther's doctrine. Further, common folk started reading the Bible for themselves, thanks to Luther's translation of the Bible into German, a language that many people understood; this is significant because people no longer needed to rely on a priest to interpret the scriptures from Latin-- people could look in the Bible for themselves, in their own language.
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