<span>"The church was able to function without persecution from the government."</span>
The Great Compromise resolved the issue of representation in the United States legislature. Large states wanted greater representation because of their larger population, and smaller states wanted all states to be represented equally. On July 16, 1787, the Great Compromise, also commonly known as the Connecticut Compromise, resolved this issue. It was determined in the Great Compromise that the House of Representatives would have proportional representation based on state size, and the Senate would have two representatives from each state.
<span>Mexico's leaders who are in the reign between the period of it's independence in 1821 and before it's revolution in 1910 are Santa Anna, Benito Juarez, and Porfirio Diaz in the order of their power. Mexico got its independence from Spain in 1821. Santa Anna and Porfirio Diaz led Mexico as dictators and Benito Juarez made many liberal reforms in his governance.</span>
Those were the "roaring twenties". It was a time of prosperity right before the great depression. The economy was booming.
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The correct answer is D. The Italian Renaissance.
Explanation:
The Italian Renaissance was the first period of the Renaissance period, when great changes took place in the culture of the people of Europe. It began with innovations in literature, architecture, and painting in the city-states of Florence and Siena in Tuscany, Italy, in the mid-1400s. Humanism drew inspiration from ancient philosophy and literature that the Roman Catholic Church had either ignored or distorted in favor of a Christian worldview based on inherited sin and a mystical immortal soul. Humanism, on the other hand, maintained an individualism and a rationalism based on the fact that man is good by nature. In art, there was a dominant image structure based on realistic proportions and distance, and emotional poses and facial expressions of characters. In architecture, the prevailing return was to the simplicity of classical Roman and Greek architecture with an emphasis on arches, colonnades and vaults, and the use of marble as a building material.
