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Did the Roman Catholic Church have a warship and soldiers in the late 1800's?
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∙ 14y ago
It was no warship and soldiers.The Catholic has only a guard especially in Rome since medieval period.
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What is an important fact about Ireland in the 1800s?
Potato Famine of the 1840s. Rise in Irish Nationalism. Rise in Power of the Catholic Church. Catholic emancipation in the 1820s.
Why did so many Americans join the Methodist church in the late 1700s and early 1800s?
Because they were afraid of war, and tyranny by Britain, and needed moral support and security. As far as the Catholic church, merchants resented paying 10% of their income, so they were protestant rather than catholic for moral support, and to get by on the money that they did have(in this time, people were still growing food, and many died of starvation)
What is a British fort?
A British fort is a place where British soldiers could recuperate. Other soldiers could inspect the area they are in. These were used in the 1700s and 1800s.
If it is un-constutional to have a Catholic or Jewish British Prime Minister how come Sir Winston Churchill was Roman Catholic?
It is not unconstitutional to have a Catholic or Jewish Prime Minister, and Churchill was not a Catholic. Churchill was a member of the Protestant Church of England (Anglican Church). He was buried in an Anglican Cemetery. Benjamin Disraeli was Prime Minister in the 1800s, and he was born a Jew, though he converted to Anglicanism as a teen. Disraeli is still the only PM of Jewish heritage, but there is no Constitutional prohibition on another. Just like America has had only one Catholic president. There's no rule against it, it just hasn't happened that often.
Why were Americans angry to the British in 1800s?
british kept soldiers in the northwest teritory turnup plato
How did women in the early 1800s participate in public life?
Church and social work
How many people in France belong to the many religions?
Religion in Europe can be confusing because many atheists and agnostics still label themselves as belonging to a Christian Church but only go there for baptisms, weddings and funerals. The Catholic Church is historically the state church (ties broken in early 1800s), but only 64% of the population is now self-identified as Catholic and less than 5% attend Mass weekly. Fifty years ago, France was over 80% Catholic. In recent polls, about a third of French people state they have "no religion" (this is low for Europe). Of the rest: 58% are Christian (majority Roman Catholic) 7% Muslim 1% Jewish 1% Buddhist 2% Other
How the student would go to school 1800s?
Most were home schooled by family or went to church schools.
What was being a Christian like in the 1800s?
People were far more observant & attending Church, & praying etc.
How did the women in the early 1800s participate in public life?
Church and social work
How long have people been wearing masks?
The use of masks goes back to the 1800s when inventors developed masks for the miners and soldiers. We still have our soldiers outfitted with gas masks.
What is a two masted craft?
Two masted craft can be defined as a crossword riddle clue that was developed in 1800s. On the other hand, a two masted warship is a vessel that is originally armed with eighteen carronades and two lung guns.
