Until the thirteenth century, the literate were predominately which class of society?
A) Royalty only
B) The knight class
C) Members of the elite
D) Members of the clergy
E) The papacy and cardinals
D
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Why was the change to a single currency difficult for many European nations?
a) They could no longer reduce their national debut by devaluing their currency. b) They no longer controlled their own factories for minting coins and printing currency. Consider This: Not every European nation was as prosperous as Germany. See 15.2.2: The Crowning Touch. c) They could no longer hide national treasure in safe deposit boxes. Consider This: Not every European nation was as prosperous as Germany. See 15.2.2: The Crowning Touch. d) They no longer had any control over inflation in their own country. Consider This: Not every European nation was as prosperous as Germany. See 15.2.2: The Crowning Touch.
How did Islam persecute those who practiced other religions within their territories? Were these punishments successful in eradicating these religions from Muslim territories? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
Japanese industrial development in the late nineteenth century was accomplished without significant government involvement.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
To what did the logic of Heracleitus and Parmenides lead?
A) a description of the world that defied common sense B) the discovery of the eternal substance C) Greek theater imitating the gods D) natural medicine being used to treat diseases E) a conflict between philosophers and physicians