During the medieval era the Catholic Church became a more elaborate heirachy. The pope became an image of of supreme power in Europe. There was also a large population growth. Towns and cities wanted more self control. This caused a political and social struggle.
This struggle caused a huge demand of a more direct experience with Christ. Christ and his apostles became an image of more radical simplicity. The church became made a huge impact in daily life. It served as a spiritual and religious guidance. The church also made an impact into Europe's government.
Answer: Silt, Sand and Gravel
Explanation:
When rock wears out due to process of weathering, it breaks down into pieces or sediments that ranges from microscopic grains to very large grains. Now,
Sediment smaller than 0.0625 mm in diameter cannot be seen unaided and is called Silt
Sediment between 0.0625 and 2 mm in diameter generally is known as Sand which refers to collection of fine, medium, and coarse sand.
Grains larger than 2 mm are called Gravel and range from 2 mm up to 64 mm.
Answer:
The hawaiian island is unique island located in chain of most active volcanoes on earth, the easternmost Big island consists of 5 major volcanoes in the pacific ocean, which remain active as the rest of the tail islands.
Explanation:
The five major islands are Kohala, Mauna Kea, Kailua, Mauna loa, Hualalai there being active and one extinct and one dominant. Because Of these volcanic eruptions the whole island is the main administrative unit and encompasses the entire Hawaiian country i.e 62.7 % of states also this consists of submarine volcanoes and massive ridges.
Answer: Aksum
Explanation:
The Aksum Kingdom was located in Eastern Africa in the area of the present-day countries of Ethiopia and Eritrea.
Answer: ...have obtained independence during post-war period (during 1950s, 1960s and 1970s).
Explanation: we have to include Dutch (Surinam for example), French (Algeria or Vietnam), Belgian (Kongo-Kinshassa) or Portuguese (Angola, Mozambique) colonies. This process included return of white-Europeans colonists back to Europe: the biggest return was that of Algerian French (Pieds-Noirs) and later (not so big) European whites from Portuguese territories (1974-1975-1976).
