Excommunication is
A) the disallowance of a church member to attend church or associate with other Christians.
B) the division between the Eastern Christian Church and the Western Christian Church.
C) the prevention of salvation for someone who has sinned.
D) a church punishment in which an individual is excluded from the Christian community and is not allowed the taking of sacraments.
E) the worship of pagan deities and banning from Christian services.
D
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In the Monroe Doctrine, the United States did all of the following EXCEPT
A) promise that the United States would not interfere in the affairs of Western hemispheric nations. B) close the Western Hemisphere to any further European colonization. C) warn Europeans not to interfere in the internal affairs of Western hemispheric nations. D) pledge that the United States would not interfere in internal European affairs.
Early capitalism was limited by
a. the Catholic Church's condemnation of usury. b. little interest in making a profit c. few markets d. royal authority. e. the absence of banking institutions
What was the impact of the industrial revolution on working-class families? Consider the changes for working-class men, women, and children.
What will be an ideal response?
Tea shipments were thwarted by activist threats in New York, Philadelphia, and Charleston, but Boston was different because
A. colonial activists had overlooked Boston in their planning. B. colonists there were too attached to their tea. C. the consignment agents in Boston pushed back aggressively to avoid profit losses. D. Thomas Hutchinson saw this as a crucial test of imperial authority.