What were the social effects of the black death?

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Answer: Loss of people

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What happened to the southeast indians after the yamasee war

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Many American Indians fled South Carolina and settled in Florida and Georgia.

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A.They killed every male member of the defeated tribes

B.they gave the tribal leaders a chance to move to Europe.

C.they offered to construct new settlements for the tribes

D. Many Americans indians fled south Carolina and settled in Florida and georgia

Your answer is D-

Many American's indians fled south Carolina and settled in Florida and Georgia

What was the relationship between eastern and western Europe after the fall of Rome

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The eastern Empire spoke Greek and worshipped under the Eastern Orthodox branch of the Christian church. Over time, the east thrived, while the west declined. In fact, after the western part of the Roman Empire fell, the eastern half continued to exist as the Byzantine Empire for hundreds of years.

Why did the roman empire not tolerate Christianity

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Roman tolerance did not extend to religions that it perceived as threats to public order within the empire. Cults such as Isis-worship were banned from time to time, when their practice caused unrest. Judaism was widespread throughout the empire, but its exclusive monotheism combined with a strong nationalist ideology in Judaea itself led to conflicts with, and ferocious revolts against, Roman authority - although these were bloodily repressed.

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Popular sovereignty was used in attempt to?

a. ease pro-slavery and anti-slavery tensions
b. strengthen the power of the federal
government
c. uphold the Missouri Compromise
d. divide the Union

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Answer:

a. ease pro-slavery and anti-slavery tensions.

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ch of the following was true about Genral George McCallan

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Answer:

All of them, (so none of them)

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Which ideal is not an essential element of the english political tradition

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if you're using plato the answer is royal absolutism

There are several elements to this tradition. Freedom of speech, a democracy system where not just one person rule and makes decisions, and a jury system.

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