The answer is A, hope this helps
Girolamo Savonarola was an Italian priest active in Renaissance Florence. He was well known because of his denunciation of the Church's corruption, but also because of his prophecies of biblical renewal. He believed Florence would become the "new" Jerusalem, and that all secular art would be destroyed. He was eventually excommunicated, hanged and burnt in the main square of Florence.
He was able to amass a huge following during most of his life, and there were several reasons why his doctrine became so popular:
- General discontent with the abuses of the Church among the population. He also criticized the power abuses of the Medici, and the ills of society.
- It gave the people an alternative to the standard understanding of Catholicism. In fact, he criticized much of what Martin Luther would later condemn. Because of this, he is considered a precursor of the Reformation.
- His prophecies of destruction coincided with the invasion of Charles VIII of France, which threw Italy into chaos. Many believed this was proof of Savonarola's gift of prophecy.
Answer:
Como parte del Compromiso de 1850, California fue admitida como estado libre (1850), sin ser un estado esclavista. Para evitar la creación de una mayoría de estados libres en el Senado, California acordó enviar un delegado a favor de la esclavitud y un senador antiesclavista al Congreso.
Explanation:
One factor that would make it possible is the decrease in the number of deaths, which could be a result of improved health care. In a country which a very low life expectancy in 1970 (50 years) an increase can be achieved easily with small health improvements and in fact it increased to 65 years since 1970s.
Answer: Africa, Asia and Far East.
Explanation:
The BOP which in economic term refers to the economic human pyramid is associated to the 2 thirds of the poorest economic human pyramid. According to Euromonitor International, Nigeria, Indonesia, China, India and South Africa have been identified as being at the bottom of the pyramid.
