How did the Protestant churches begin?

The Catholic Church allowed people to break off.

People protested against the Catholic Church.

The Catholic Church agreed to make reforms.

John Knox established the first church in Scotland.

How does human movement influence the places settlements are founded?

Which early Greek playwright, born around 456 BCE, is known as the Father of Comedy?

What does Novikov claim the US planned during the Second World War?

How did industrialization affect hi business owners differently from the way it affected working class laborers

How long was Menes buried befor hus tomb was found

How did the Crusades change Europe? (you can pick more then one) They revived interest in travel. They increased intra-European warfare. They brought back the printing press. They revived trade. They exposed Europeans to new ideas.

As a result of the agricultural revolution

In seventeenth century Poland, the most significant political influence was exercised by the a) Nobility b) Town councils c) Polish monarch d) Russian monarch

Maintaining trading opportunities in China for United States businesses was the primary purpose of (1) the Open Door Policy (2) the Roosevelt Corollary (3) the Gentlemen's Agreement (4) Dollar Diplomacy

The Athenian ruler Draco made several reforms, including A) removing the land-owning requirement for citizenship. B) the creation of a separation of powers. C) a guarantee of freedom of speech. D) a written legal code that applied to all citizens.