To what extent can it be said that British rule in India contained the seeds of its own destruction
What will be an ideal response?
What were the social, political, and technological side-effects of British rule that planted the seeds of Indian nationalism? Can British policy in India be said, in effect, to have backfired?
History
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While attending the Council of Clermont, ________ called the First Crusade
A) Pope Gregory VII B) Pope Leo C) Richard the Lion Hearted D) Pope Innocent III E) Pope Urban II
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Southerners in Congress were able to increase tariffs, which angered industrialists in the North
A) True B) False
History
How did papacy deal with threats to its power during the Renaissance period?
What will be an ideal response?
History