_____ was a renewed belief in the importance of the individual as opposed to the institution of the Church; it was characterized by optimism, curiosity, and an emphasis on naturalism
A) Roman Catholicism
B) Polytheism
C) Mercantilism
D) Pantheism
E) Christian humanism
E
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How did the Puritans distinguish themselves from the Anglicans and Catholics in England?
A) The Puritans constituted a majority of the three major religious groups in England including Anglicans, the Catholics, and themselves. B) The Puritans wanted a radical religious change to "purify" the Church of England of Catholic practices, especially the leadership of the bishops. C) The Puritans could not agree to the break with Rome and desired the English church to remain loyal to the Catholic Church. D) The Puritans did not recognize the divinity of Jesus Christ.
Which of the following was responsible for the success of the Ashanti as a great kingdom by the mid-eighteenth century?
a. gold b. slavery c. silver d. maritime trade
An impressive feature of the Hopewell culture was its __________
A) great variety of cultivated crops-. B) vast trading network-. C) geographic scope-. D) extensive use of blood rituals and human sacrifice-.
What is the best explanation offered for the extremes encountered in the Reign of Terror?
What will be an ideal response?