How was the Scientific Revolution a threat to the Church?

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Answer: At that time, the Church pretended to have a full power over the truth: the truth was whatever the Church said and everything that the Church said was true.

The Scientific Revolution challenged this and introduced the idea that truth has to be supported by facts, which the Church was not happy to accept as it could not provide evidence for some of its claims.

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The Prohibition Party is an example of a party that

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The Prohibition Party is an example of a party that was created for a single purpose or goal. This party was created in the year 1869. The sole purpose of the Prohibition Party was to stop the manufacturing and sale of alcoholic beverages in the United States of America. I hope the answer helps you.

... has only one goal

Why was the 1848 revolt in Prussia successful only in the short term?

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The revolutions of 1848 were only successful short term because their goals had a lack of strong allies and support, and weak military support of the rulers.

About how many miles did Lewis and Clark travel from St.Louis to the Oregon coast

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hey there i see you need help well i am here to do just that  In total they had traveled about  7,689 miles (13,532,640 yards  40,597,920 feet). 

What Japanese art form meaning "pictures of the floating world" was created using woodblock prints and greatly impacted Western art, particularly impressionists in Europe and America?

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the answer to you question is ukiyo-e

Answer: the correct answer is Ukiyo-e

Explanation: Ukiyo-e is a genre of Japanese art. Its artists produced woodblock prints of geishas, sumo wrestlers, kabuki actors, landscapes, etc.

Philosophers played an important part in the realm of enlightened rulers. What is the name of the philosopher who influenced Frederick the Great?Machiavelli
Voltaire
Plato
Rene Descartes

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Answer:

Voltaire

Explanation:

At a time when Machiavelli's text 'The Ruler' was regarded as the definitive manual of every ruler, Frederick rejected the real-political approach of the Italian author and wrote his own text called Anti-Machiavelli. This idealistic rejection of Machiavelli's work was published anonymously in 1740, but with the interest of the French philosopher Voltaire, the work is gaining popularity. Two of them were exchanging a number of letters and the period when Voltaire was welcomed into his court is known in history. This period of life, when Frederick paid more attention to art than politics, ends with the death of his father in 1740.

Compare Roosevelt's victory in 1940 with his victory in 1936. In what respect did he lose ground?

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This question is incomplete, hereĀ“s the complete question.  

Compare Roosevelt's victory in 1940 with his victory in 1936. In what respect did he lose ground?

White people stopped voting for him

Lost ground with eastern industrial workers

Lost ground in farming stats like the Midwest and the great plains

Didn't get as many minority votes

Answer: Lost ground in farming stats like the Midwest and the great plains

Explanation:

While in 1936 Roosevelt had won in every state but Maine and Vermont, in the 1940 presidential election his margins were less decisive than in previous elections.

Labor unions, urban political organizations, and ethnic minorities were still favoring him, but eight states from the Midwest and Great Plains, mostly agricultural areas, shifted their votes from Roosevelt to Wendell Willkie, the Republican Candidate.

There were 7 times were so intense any change was better. Hoover was faulted and well he ought to be. The Republican approach was given the dejection a chance to consume itself out. We can get by with what we have