John Wycliffe preached all of the following EXCEPT
a. the sacraments were not necessary for salvation.
b. the wealth and worldliness of the clergy indicated they were anti-Christians.
c. Scripture, not the church, should be the final religious authority.
d. the complete separation of church and state.
e. the bread and wine in communion were not substance of Jesus' body and blood.
d
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Why was James II of England removed and the crown offered to William and Mary?
a) James was openly Catholic and many Anglican English refused to accept another Catholic on the throne. b) James was openly Puritan and the Anglican English made it clear his sort of Protestantism did not agree with their views. Consider This: Why is the accession of William and Mary referred to as the Glorious Revolution? See 2.4: The Constitutional Alternative. c) James, a student of the Scientific Revolution, openly speculated as to whether God exists, which scandalized the English. Consider This: Why is the accession of William and Mary referred to as the Glorious Revolution? See 2.4: The Constitutional Alternative. d) James made it clear he preferred his Scottish territories to England, which angered his English subjects. Consider This: Why is the accession of William and Mary referred to as the Glorious Revolution? See 2.4: The Constitutional Alternative.
In the early seventeenth century, the French, English and Dutch started occupying smaller unclaimed Caribbean islands which they then used to launch raids on Spanish colonies in order to disrupt Spain’s monopoly on shipping between Europe and its Caribbean possessions, eventually taking some of these Spanish outposts. Most notable among these conquered Spanish outposts was Jamaica, taken by the English, and _________, taken by the French.
a. Cuba b. Western Hispaniola c. Puerto Rico d. The Bahamas
Describe the new religious orientation of the United States as a result of the new immigration.
What will be an ideal response?
In writing about "the modern emblem of motion and power—the pulse of the continent," Walt Whitman was celebrating late nineteenth-century
A) factories. B) waterways. C) roadways. D) railroads. E) farms.