That mostly depends on the country that held them, however, the common forms of protest were either calm protests that weren't violent, or they were full blown civil wars of independence with numerous battles, or they were based on guerilla warfare where they would lead a war of attrition with the western powers until they decided to just leave.
Simon de Montfort was the leader of the crusaders during the Albigensian Crusade in the Middle Ages. However, there is some disagreement as to whether he should be consider a hero or a traitor.
Simon de Montfort is presented as a heron in<em> Historia Albigensis</em> by Peter of les Vaux-de-Cernay, a monk from northern France. On the other hand, the <em>Song of the Cathar Wars </em>is an epic poem that was mostly written by anonymous southern writer. He was critical of Simon de Montfort and considered him a traitor.
In the first text, Simon de Montfort is presented as a brave and devout Christian who was missed by all when he was killed. However, the second text adopts the perspective of the men killed by Simon de Montfort. This account portrays him as a villain and blood-thirsty man who brought great pain everywhere he went.
<u>Let's link each term to its definition. </u>
- Barter - trade goods or services without the exchange of money. It was the primary form of trade that arose when prehistoric tribes and civilizations started to generate production surpluses and to exchange them.
- Capital - money that is used to produce greater wealth. It is one of the three basic factors of production (land, labor and capital) that are necessary to manufacture goods and services in order to satisfy human needs.
- Production - something that is produced (obvious)
- Quota - a fixed amount. Quotas are for example used in foreign trade policy when a limit is established in the number of products that can enter in the markets of a certain country.
Mansa Musa was the great Mail emperor who, after converting to Islam, made a pilgrimage to Mecca and returned with scholars artists and poets who infused more Arab culture into the kingdom of mail
Answer: O B. People are born equal and with certain rights.
Explanation: From Locke's Treatise on Government, promoting the natural rights of man.
