Answer:
Scholasticism introduced
(a) Acceptance or defense or Catholic dogma, or tradition,
(b) Acceptance of classical philosophy (such as of Aristotle) into biblical theology,
(c) Using dialectical thinking and reasoning to introduce humanistic thinking into biblical interpretation,
(d) creating a distinction between "natural" and "revealed" theology.
(e) The tendency to dispute biblical truth in minute detail
Answer:
Kush
Explanation:
The Kingdom of Kush (Kuš or Cush) forms an important part of the history of Nubia at the time of the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Rome and Greece.
The investigations on Nubia were carried out in three stages. In the first half of the nineteenth century some Europeans visited Sudan, reported the ruins and brought some finds to Europe. The most important was Giuseppe Ferlini, who destroyed many pyramids in Meroe in his search for treasures, which concluded with the discovery of Amanishakheto's treasure. The Lepsius expedition drew, wrote and published on many places, temples and pyramids. Many documented temples are not preserved at present, so their notes are very valuable.
At the beginning of the 20th century, the second phase of the exploration of Nubia was carried out. It was systematically excavated in many places, especially in Lower Nubia, but also in Meroe (thanks to John Garstang). The construction of the Aswan dam in Egypt threatened to make many sites disappear forever. At this time the Meroitic writing was deciphered (thanks to FL Griffith), although the language still could not be understood. In the 1920s George Reisner systematically excavated all Nubian cemeteries and developed a list of kings for the first time.
The correct answer is allowed wage competition for laborers.
After conquering power in 1949, participating in the Korean War and the success of the 1st Five-Year Plan (1953-1957), Chinese leader Mao Zedong launched the Great Leap Forward (1958-1962), a program of deep reforms whose aim was to accelerate the march towards communism.
One of the creations of the Great Leap was the Popular Communes. They would replace the old agricultural production cooperatives, seeking to remove the last remnants of private property. The Communes brought together about 20,000 to 30,000 people, creating a social, agricultural, industrial, administrative, cultural, medical and military unit. They were administered by a Central Committee that controlled production and organized the Work Brigades.
This change in the direction of the paths of the revolution shifted the center of investment from the State to the countryside and no longer to the basic industries located in the cities. One of the objectives was to unite agricultural and industrial production, by installing industrial equipment in rural areas. In this way, the Great Leap intended to overcome the division between countryside and city, instituted by capitalism since its genesis.
The answer is The Panic of 1837. It was a financial crisis in the United States that affected off a major decline or recession that continued until the mid-1840s. Incomes, prices, and salaries went down while unemployment went up. Pessimism flourished during the time.
