One of the main reasons, I think, that they revolted was because the British had put a lot of taxes on the goods of the American colonists. One of the big things they taxed was tea. I think that if the British would have gone lighter on the taxes, especially the tea ones, the movement might have not happened.
Tea was a big thing at the time so obviously if they had to pay taxes for something they truly loved, it would make them upset.
I hope this helps, I’m not sure exactly when the question you’re asking is about but I tried :)
Guárico, Anzoátegui, Monagas are places where oil is found.
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the Australian Capital Territory had the highest population density, at 171 people per sq km, followed by Victoria (27), New South Wales (9.7), and Tasmania Explanation:
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the sun provide energy to move back into atmosphere by evaporation
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1. People questioned the need for only one church
2. People believed the church was the center of their lives
2. The church power and influence became weaker
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The effect of the Great Schism of 1054
1. When the Roman Empire became Christian, during the time of Constantine, it was held that the Church was a universal organ and the Church and Bishop of Rome as its center
However the Eastern Churches maintained the eucharist ecclesiology, whereby within each church, each bishop is Saint Peter's successor
The two ecclesiologies where irreconcilable, forming part of the cause of the East-West schism thereby people questioned the need for only one church
2. As Rome became the center of Catholic authority the universality of people universal ecclesiology was the principle in operation and hence the church God's plan and was the center of peoples lives
The effect of the Great Schism of 1378
3. The Great Schism of 1378 also known as the Western schism was caused by the return of the papacy to Rome with an intention to return to Avignon but due to his passing and the elections that followed, there where two papal courts which culminated to a decline in moral values and the weakening the church's authority.
