The answer is: <span>Be cost-effective, support the mission of the organization, requires a comprehensive and integrated approach
The nist sp 800-14 filled with the general Expectation that must be filled for an information technology system to be sued by a private corporation or </span><span>government agency. cost-effective and comprehensiveness will ensure that the benefit from using the technology will outweigh the cost</span>
I've always heard it to be a. schools, but I'm not sure if that's the name for the specific situation you described.
Answer:
Life for people in Europe during the Middle Ages was highly stratified because of the feudal system. There was very little social mobility and it is called The Dark Ages because culturally and intellectually there were fewer contributions than had been made by ancient Greece and Rome.
Explanation:
The Middle Ages is a term that describes the period from the fall of the Western Roman Empire in the year 476 until about 1450. This period of time is also called The Dark Ages, because some perceive Europe as having been plunged into darkness when the Roman Empire fell. The Middle Ages supposedly lacked scientific and cultural advancement, especially when compared to the accomplishments of ancient Greece and Rome. The feudal system made it difficult for there to be social mobility and this added to a sense of bleakness about this time for the common person. However, in the High Middle Ages after the year 1000 there was a surge in population in Europe, suggesting that there was more prosperity and better health and an improved supply of food. The Black Death that swept through Europe from 1346-53 impacted this growth and views of medieval city life.
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ToC and the equator are specific longitudes and latitudes, and latitude is the opposite of longitude.
Answer:
B. it was accessible to the general public.
Explanation:
- The King James bible translation was received by the general public with open hands.
- This is because it was the most faithful and easy to understand translation.
- It was also easily accessible to the public as copies, this made the public feed their spiritual needs directly by reading it.
- The new translation ordered by King James democratized the Bible since, from the control of the church alone.
