In the early 17th century Galileo was indeed convicted of heresy because he claimed that Earth revolved around the Sun. This conviction was an example of an religiously motivated conviction of someone who had the best intentions in mind in the sense of mankind achieving greater knowledge.
No, the south thought of slavery as a way of life. Without slaves they thought daily life would be extremely hard and if not impossible.
B - the Church rejected them as heresy.
The works of Greek thinkers were not in line with the dogma of the Church. For that reason they rejected what the Greek thinkers of their time did and called every work which they did heresy not to be read.
This is true. Due to the depression the western government started taking measures that would help the citizens.
<h3>The great depression</h3>
This was a period in the 1920s that had the United States in a state of economic down turn. Lots of people lost their jobs at this time and people were unemployed.
To take care of the citizens the governments had to start several social programs that would alleviate the hardship.
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