Inflation went down, but unemployment remained high is the effect of Ford's economic policy.
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
Whip Inflation Now, Ford's economic policy in 1974 given by President Gerald Ford, movement to fight inflation in the US and symbol was 'WIN' button. This campaign encourages the people to lessen their spending by starting own garden of vegetables, carpooling and increase the savings but this campaign miserably failed. This idea ended up with unemployment and sows growth and supported increased government spending along with cutting taxes.
The correct answer is A) The Renaissance gave rise to the protestant reforming and reduced the power of the Catholic Church.
The statement that most accurately describes the consequences of the Renaissance in Europe is "The Renaissance gave rise to the protestant reforming and reduced the power of the Catholic church."
The Protestant Reformation initiated by Martin Luther challenged the political power Catholic Church had in that time. The Pope and the Roman Catholic Church exerted a total dominion and control of people's belief systems and Reformators considered that that dominion had generated corruptive practices inside the Church. Reformation followed ideas of the Renaissance and many branches were formed such as the Anglicans, the Methodists, Calvinists, Baptists, and Lutherans.
Answer:
C. Scotland
Explanation:
England, just as its kin who make up the British archipelago, is situated in the North Sea. Britain is in the southeast segment of the Island, flanking west with Wales and north with Scotland.
Answer:
Constitutional convention in Philadelphia
Explanation:
During the Annapolis convention that was held in Maryland, in 1786, in which twelve delegates came from five states to seek a solution to the fundamental issues concerning lack of interstate economic cooperation. They eventually agreed to the further extensive Constitutional Convention which was later held in 1787 in Philadelphia.
Hence, in this case, the correct answer is "Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia"
