The answers are 1.absolutism →political system whose ruler is unchecked and absolute. The term also describes despotism which is a political form of government and practice of unrestricted power.
2.despot→a ruler with absolute power. A despot exercises unlimited power in an oppressive way.
3.humanism→a secular intellectual and cultural movement based on ancient Greek and Roman philosophy. It was a dominant Renaissance movement under the influence of the classics of Rome and Greece.
4.monarch→a person who rules a nation for life or by hereditary right as the head of state.
5.monopoly→one group controls an industry or market by being the only provider, seller and producer.
6.nationalism→a strong sense of love and devotion toward a nation or patriotism.
Answer:
Enjoyment of Worldly Pleasures
Explanation:
During the Middle Ages, religious people had been used to believe in piety by simply wearing custom clothes and eating simple food.
The thinkers of Renaissance humanism favoured the idea that anyone could enjoy the pleasures of life without offending God.
<em>As the richest embraced this view, they came to possess luxuries, and enjoy tasty foods in concert halls.</em>
<em>It became a common practice to meet and enjoy food without feeling guilty or ashamed about it. And in other instances, a more open attitude towards sexual practices was accepted.</em>
The religious leaders or people with high social status began to embrace a more secular view towards life, often constructing great houses, that prompted many expensive decorations.
<u>Gradually people became more focused on the material side of everyday life, and readjust the Christian legacy from the Middle Ages.</u>
Yes they did, they didn't have enough power to rule over the land! i hope this helped!
I'm not sure on the context of your question, but the Europeans were looking for a faster way to India and discovered the Americas by accident.
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Close Reading Questions: scene 3
5. Study Emilia's speech starting from Yes a dozen ... until their ills instruct us.
A. What complaints about husbands does Emilia list here?
B. What reasons does she give for husbands being unfaithful?
C. In what ways are wives lilze husbands, in her view?
6. If Emilia believes that wives should have as much freedom as erring husbands, while Desdemona takes a very different view, what does that tell us about the differences between the two women and the state of their marriages?
7. What is the dramatic purpose of this scene?
