The first nation-states emerged during Paleolithic times. True False

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Answer 1
Answer: If you're asking about sovereign nations, then false.

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What religion helped to unite the people of Europe during the Middle Ages?Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
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It was mostly Christianity that helped to unite the people of Europe during the Middle Ages, but it should be noted that this was also a very divisive and oftentimes violent religion as well. 

The correct answer is C. Christianity

During the Middle Ages, which is a period of History that encompasses from 475 AD to 1453 AD, people of Europe were united through strong religious bonds provided by the Christian faith. In fact, in this region, there was no European identity at all, neither there were strong national identities. Most of the people were identified as Christian and felt linked to the Church above all, in spite of having many different languages. This sense of belonging to Christianity differentiated people in Europe from other pagan people that still existed and Muslims that were struggling in the borders of Christendom.

It was this shared feeling of identification which pushed Christian lords to follow the Pope's enactment to take the Holy Land during the Crusades in an attempt to extend the Church's dominion.

This union provided by Christianity started to erode with the beginning of modernity, the rise of absolute monarchy and national identity, and the Scientific Revolution that put religion into question.

“Specie” is a term used as early as the 1600s for which of the following?A.paper currency
B. goldsmiths’ receipts
C. tobacco
D. gold and silver coins

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specie is a term used as early as the 1600s for : D. Gold and silver Coins
The meaning is similar as when we say 'pennies' to describe our current coins. Hope this helps

The correct answer is D.

Specie means metallic money it all its forms. Initially it was used to describe gold and silver coins only, later nickel and copper were also included. It was a form of metallic money ( never notes) in the past.

The term 'specie' comes from 16th century Latin and it is an ablative of 'species' which mean 'form, kind, in the actual form'.

This term is also applied to gold and silver bullion ( ordinary gold and silver, without collectible value).

Since January 1934, the gold coin is no more coined by the U.S. government.

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