How did the political development of France and England differ following the Hundred Years' War? What were some features common to both?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Essays should show a grasp of how royal power and influence were rebuilt by Charles VII and Louis XI. By contrast, England suffered from the Wars of the Roses for decades. Henry VII was not an innovator like the French kings, but in both countries the position and prestige of the monarch were emphasized.
You might also like to view...
The ________ Trail was the major supply route from North to South Vietnam
A) Ngo Dinh Diem B) Mao C) Gulf of Tonkin D) Ho Chi Minh
The US loss at Fort Niagra/Queeston was a disaster for what reasons?
a. the us officers pouted about their wages b. the new york militia refused to cross the canadian border to fight. c. everyone forgot their weapons and had to call their moms and have them come get their weapons from home and bring it over. d. while the soldiers were calling their moms, they ran out of cell service from the overload of calls trying to get through e. when the soldiers moms came, they attacked all the soldiers with weapons and began parading around the war site demanding women's rights.
The federal organization responsible for coordinating disaster relief during Hurricane Katrina was
a. the Red Cross. b. the National Guard. c. FEMA. d. the Coast Guard.
The authors argue that the sexual revolution was liberating for
A) heterosexual women only. B) the pornography industry only. C) all women. D) heterosexual men only.