Answer: A move away from religion
Explanation:
Megaliths are stone structures characteristic of the Early Stone Age but also of the Late Bronze Age. Megaliths are made of large stones and were made for religious purposes. It is assumed that many people participated in constructing these stone structures because it was a demanding process in that period. Megalithic structures can be found in Europe but also in Asia and Africa. The most famous megalithic structure is Stonehenge, which is located in England.
Answer:
It is not true that Amerigo Vespucci liked the New World so much that he asked Martin Waldseemuller, a map maker, to name it America after himself. On the contrary, Martin Waldseemuller named the continent in honor to him, but not at his request.
Explanation:
Amerigo Vespucci was a Florentine banker, diplomat and explorer who, in Spanish and Portuguese service, explored parts of the continent of America.
Vespucci wrote some letters in which he spoke highly of the fertility and beauty of the continent he had traveled to. These letters were in great demand in Europe, and led the Europeans to discover that what had been discovered in the west was not isolated islands or part of the Indies but a 'New World' (this term is from Vespucci himself, one of his letters was entitled Mundus Novus). These letters were a reason for the German cartographer Martin Waldseemüller to name the discovered land after Vespucci on his map Universalis Cosmographiae in 1507.
I'm pretty sure he overthrew parliament
the correct answer is actually : Personal contact with Christians and Jews
Battle of Jumonville Glen, (28 May 1754), opening battle of the French and Indian War and first combat action for George Washington. Imperial ambitions and competition for the rich fur trade with American Indian tribes brought England and France into conflict in the Ohio River Valley.
