History, 21.04.2020 08:48 penacesar18p9jrdh

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History, 22.06.2019 11:00, quintencoffman2

How did the church gain secular power? a) monks forced massive numbers of people to convert through fear of punishment. b) the church issued interdicts, laws passed by the church regardless of secular law. c) the church's power to deny the sacraments gave the church power over christians. d) canon law established secular courts under the control of the church.

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History, 22.06.2019 16:00, Jennitiu

World war i is generally considered to be the first instance of total war. where every of-age citizen and all possible resources are mobilized in the war effort. in light of this, do you believe britain's blockade of germany-which eventually extended to all goods, thereby violating international law-was justified? explain your opinion.

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History, 22.06.2019 16:30, astigall4272

Which of the following statements accurately describes one effect world waril had on women's roles in both the united states and great britain? oa. the war created opportunities for women to challenge gendernorms. ob. the war pushed many women out of the workforce by makingtheir skills obsolete. oc. the war reinforced men and women's traditional gender roles. od. the war convinced women that working in the home was best.