Answer:
Some Native Americans were forced to convert to Christianity; some were enslaved; some died of diseases acquired from Europeans.
Explanation:
The conquistadors were frankly merely mercenary pillagers operating on commission, like the English privateers supported by the Crown to prey on Spanish ships and settlements. The accompanying padres were a mixed bag, with some enabling the commanders but more trying to protect and convert the natives.
Note that the anti-Spanish Anglophiles were the founders of the USA, wrote the histories (in English, for the good guys, of course), created public schools in order to marginalize the Catholics (whose educational systems were far superior in their day) and perpetuated the official formal institutional anti-Catholic bigotry the Great Britain. It’s hard to find anyone not a real historian who will credit the good done by the Spanish clergy.
Reading any academic historical experts will show that a remarkable number of Spanish governors were tried and convicted of abuses against the Amerindians because of the fairly constant (but not universal) priestly objections against the depredations of the military mercenary conquerors. Vast amounts were spent by the Spanish Crown on the education and (supposed) welfare of the natives.
Long story short, it is not as black and white as revisionists would prefer: there were certainly abuses, but the authorities in Spain were a LOT more sensitive to Amerindian rights than Anglophiles would admit. Priests in the New World were extremely protective of native welfare, active in filing bold rebukes and pivotal in supplying testimony leading to actual imprisonments of ruthless governors.
In that, the Spanish were far better than were the British or French. Don’t recall reading of any of their colonial governors who was ever recalled for misconduct or punished for mistreatment of the natives.
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Which of the following are examples of nativism in the 1920s?
•the Volstead Act of 1920
•the rise of the Ku Klux Klan
•the Immigration Act of 1924
•the rise of the flappers
The examples of Nativism in the 1920s are the rise of the Ku Klux Klan, the Immigration Act of 1924.
What is Nativism?During the era of immigration in the United States, a sense of superiority among Americans of native birth emerged which was Nativism. Because the native-born Americans perceived a threat from the diverse cultures, languages, and religions of the immigrants, they evolved this viewpoint.
What was Ku Klux Klan?The Ku Klux Klan, also known as the KKK or the Klan, is a white supremacist terrorist organization in the United States that primarily targets immigrants, leftists, homosexuals, Muslims, and atheists as well as African Americans, Jews, Latinos, Asian Americans, Catholics, and Native Americans.
What was the Immigration Act of 1924 about?Through a national origins quota, the Immigration Act of 1924 set a cap on the number of immigrants who might enter the country. Two percent of each nationality's total population in the United States as of the 1890 census was eligible for immigration visas under the quota.
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What characteristic of political machines is political cartoonist Thomas Nast most criticizing?
What does this political cartoon reveal about the democracy government
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1. 1921
2. 1922
3. 1920 i dont know abt this one
4. 1920
5. 1919
What were the differences in constitutional interpretation between the North and the South?
Answer:
The northerners believed that the government's power was higher than the states while southerners believed that they had the right and the power to declare a national law illegal.
how is classicism used in the school of athens
Answer:
Accordingly, the art of the Renaissance reflects Christian classicism and physically expresses the intellectual ideas underlying the Renaissance movement. Raphael’s School of Athens stands as an embodiment of this idea, as it very clearly emphasizes Greek learning but subtly directs the viewer towards ultimately understanding the work in light of Christian wisdom.
Although classicism was not the only factor in the Renaissance movement, it played an essential role in the transformation which the movement brought about, as the Renaissance consisted greatly in a shared set of ideological principles and philosophic concerns which were embodied by artists and humanists.
Renaissance Humanism focused greatly on returning to and reconciling ancient Greek thought with Christianity and its revealed truth. Raphael expresses this focus very clearly in the School of Athens, as he illustrates a powerful connection between the philosophers and thinkers of ancient Greece and the Christian wisdom of God. As Marini says, “The great achievement of Raphael was his consummate fusion of Renaissance Humanism with the genuine spirit of classical culture.”40 Given that the commissioning of the painting was part of Pope Julius II’s program of Renovatio Urbis to renew the city of Rome as a Christian capital reflecting the splendor and grandeur of antiquity, such a fusion makes sense. Through the School of Athens, Raphael expresses genuine classicism but also the larger connection that classical learning has to Christianity. If God is the source and end of all wisdom, then the knowledge of the philosophers participates in Christian wisdom and moves towards God, even if it falls short of grasping the complete truth achieved only through the revelation of Christ. The fresco thus reflects not only the human search after wisdom and natural truth, but how this search itself, philosophy, is ultimately directed towards and fulfilled through God and His eternal and divine wisdom. Furthermore, because it engages the viewer so heavily with its iconography and spatial expression, the painting invites the viewer himself to pursue philosophy and participate in such learning.
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What are the most important characteristics of the Mesopotamia s
Answer:
to great rivers the Tigris and euphates
Describe, in detail, the working conditions that you see in the photograph.
Answer a child that has been put to work at a young age to help his family with finical struggles before the child labor law was created.
One major similarity between the Ancestral Puebloans and the Mississippian
civilization was that both:
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A. successfully resisted European colonization through military
force.
B. fought wars against powerful South American empires.
C. built permanent farming communities in North America.
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D. survived by hunting and gathering in nomadic communities.
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Answer:
D.
Explanation:
survived by hunting and gathering in nomadic communities.
Where is the Black Death thought to have originated?
Answer:
China in 1334
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What was one of the main factors leading to the fall of the Zhou dynasty?
A. Aryan settlers began to destroy Zhou culture.
B. Farmers rose up in protest against the Zhou emperor.
C. The Zhou lost major battles to foreign invaders.
D. The Zhou exercised tight control over local leaders.
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The Great Migration involved what ethnic group
during World War I?
Why do you think it's called the Seven Years War?
Answer:
The Seven Years' War is the name given to the final phase in the century-long struggle between France and Great Britain for dominance in North America and supremacy in the world. It was 7 years long
Explanation:
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Why was the message of
the prophets important
or related to the
Babylonian exile?
why was the weimar republic immediately unpopular with the german people?
Answer:
It signed off on the Treaty of Versailles which had extremely harsh outcomes on Germany's economy, and it wasn't even a republic or democracy, it was more like an autocracy, giving away too much power to the Reichspräsident. If either of those is your answer choice then choose either.
which world leader had an egg thrown at him at a food fair?
Answer:
Emmanuel Macron
Explanation:
Explanation:
it is Emmanuel macro and he is the French president
How did the Assyrians play a role in the history of Israel?
In 721 BCE, the Assyrian army captured the Israelite capital at Samaria and carried away the citizens of the northern Kingdom of Israel into captivity. ... After the fall of the northern kingdom, the kings of Judah tried to extend their influence and protection to those inhabitants who had not been exiled.
Why did Rockefeller testify in 1911
Rockefeller testified that Standard Oil achieved its position because its combination of cooperating companies was more efficient and produced a better product than its rivals
american soldiers hotly debated the issue of
Answer:
the election of officers
Explanation:
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Smita is experimenting with how a paper airplane's shape affects the
distance it will fly. Which action is the result of her logical reasoning?
A. She records only the data that support her favorite hypothesis,
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B. She decides to perform the experiment outside on a windy day
c. She follows her procedure carefully
D. She decides to use the same type of paper for each airplane
My best guess would be the fourth answer because number one will leave out important information, number two could affect the distance and cause Smita to record incorrect distances due to the different speeds of the wind, number three makes sense, but what if Smita uses a different type of paper for an airplane in her procedure, the difference in the weight of the paper could cause one airplane to go farther while it causes the other airplane to fall faster. (I really hope this helps) >-<
A gentleman would be ashamed
should his deeds not match his
words
What does this mean?
Explain what they mean in a sentence
ANSWER: IT EMPHASIZES HOW ACTIONS ARE MUCH MORE IMPORTANT OVER WORDS
it is believed rice originated in the regions of
Answer:
China
Explanation:
Based on archaeological evidence, rice was believed to have first been domesticated in the region of the Yangtze River valley in China.
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Answer:
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Answer:
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Explanation:
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I am standing here with English pike men waiting to charge to take Jerusalem. they think they might have a chance in taking Jerusalem with in the year. they have marched hundreds of miles and are some what tired. more reports to come once battle starts.
How many members make up the Georgia Senate?
Answer:
56
Explanation:
Due to rapid urbanization in North African cities, many migrants have been forced to live in
A. villages
B. suburbs
C. slums
D. shelters
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How did the Revolutionary War lead american patriotism
Answer:
First, the American Revolution secured the independence of the United States from the dominion of Great Britain and separated it from the British Empire. ... Today most of the world's nations are at least nominal republics, due in no small way to the success of the American republic.Explanation:
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who established a haven for catholics when he helped found maryland?
Answer: I believe its, George Calvert he was believe to help establish Maryland as a haven for Roman Catholics persecuted in England.
In 1649, the Act of Toleration a.) led to a catholic takeover of the colonial assembly in Maryland b.) became a model law for other North American colonies. C.) granted religious freedom to all non-Christians in Maryland. D.) mandated religious freedom in all the colonies for the first time.
Answer:
D
Explanation: