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Top 3 ethnic groups?
There are thousands of ethnic groups. Search Wikipedia, it can lead to some good sources on ethnic groups. The only "3 peoples" idea I can think of is the 19th century anthropological idea of "Negroid, Caucasoid and Mongoloid" races of humanity.
How many people died during the inquisition?
The number of people who died in the various inquisitions across Europe is difficult to determine, but the number of victims can be numbered in the thousands, not the millions as a previous respondent stated. The entire populations of Europe would have been wiped out if inquisitors had killed in those numbers! Even though the Spanish Inquisition lasted for hundreds of years the Inquisition was held primarily in small areas in France, Spain and Italy.For example, the Spanish Inquisition, assuredly the most vigorous and corrupt of the various inquisitorial bodies that existed in Europe, held 49,000 trials between 1560-1700 and executed between 3 and 5,000 people.I suggest to read Edward Peter's Inquisition for the most up to date analysis of the topic, including the myths that have arisen surrounding the inquisitions.Correction The Spanish Inquisition was state ministry, not papal organization. Blaming Popes for deeds of Spanish Inquisition is incorrect. However kings of Spain used Dominicans (Catholic religious order priests) as judges etc. because clergy (especially mentioned monks) were generally far more educated than ordinary people.Brief Answer: Talking of 'the inquisition' probably refers to the whole thing i.e. 'retake' of land for Christians and murderous rampage against heretics. It was started by Pope Lucius III when he issued a bull against heretics- and the violent measures against them. It is strongly thought by those who thoroughly study the inquisition that the death toll is indeed in the millions. Which is of course denied by Christian leaders and followers.After some thought, I'm leaving the last two contributors' responses here to give those interested some idea of the flavor of the controversy. Firstly, it is correct to state that the Spanish Inquisition was a state ministry, but that doesn't remove it from the category of "inquisition." It was authorized by the papacy and thereafter used by monarchs on the Iberian peninsula beginning with Ferdinand and Isabella as the only institution at their disposal that operated across the boundaries of the twin crowns of Aragon and Castille. Many inquisitions functioned in conjunction with secular authorities, such as in 15th century Florence. And needless to say the Roman inquisition functioned under the direct management and control of the Pope, who WAS the secular (as well as spiritual) authority in the city of Rome and the Papal States. All of this simply goes toward explaining why it makes no sense to think of a single inquisition, rather than multiple inquisitions. Again, if you are truly interested in the subject, read Edward Peters or Richard Kieckhefer.As for how many deaths may be attributed to the various inquisitorial bodies, I'm not certain who the previous contributor refers to when he states that "those who thoroughly study the inquisition" agree that the death toll was in the millions, but he or she is quite wrong on multiple levels. I am unaware of any modern historian who would accept such ridiculous numbers and it has nothing to do with whether or not they are Christian. Again, for a general treatment of the various inquisitions, read Edward Peters' Inquisitions, and for a more specialized treatment turn to Richard Kieckhefer's Repression of Heresy in Medieval Germany.Finally, the previous contributor was correct in pointing to the papal bull of 1184, ab abolendam, which Pope Lucius III did indeed issue the year before his death, as the beginning of the papal inquisition, but episcopal inquisitions had existed prior to this, and indeed the first time heretics were burned was at Orleans in 1022. And again, even with the establishment of the papal inquisition, various judge legates, which is what individual inquisitors were, pursued their duties in differing ways and with differing agendas. In sum, there never was anything one code referred to as THE inquisition, simply various individual inquisitions.MORE: According to Henry Kamen's "The Spanish Inquisition: A Historical Revision" it is very difficult to determine, because if people fled - which they usually did - the Inquisition would burn them in effigy, and make no distinction in their records between whether someone was burned in effigy or in reality. According to Kamen, at the height of the Inquistiion, they executed a handful of people per year, and the State of Texas executes more people in a year than the Inquisition did in ten.
What are 3 groups that lived in Mexico before the Spanish came?
There were over 100 ethnic groups living in Mexico at the time contact with Europeans was made. However, some of the most important included the Mexica or Aztec, the Mayan and the Tlaxcalans, who were bitter enemies of the Aztecs, and helped Cortes and his men to conquer the Aztec Empire.
What are 3 ethnic groups in southwest Asia?
muslims, islam,There are a few ethnic groups in SW Asia. The top three ethnic groups are Muslims, Arabs and Islam.
How many Religious groups are there?
The 3 main religious groups are: -Christianity -Judaism (Jewish) -Islamic The previous answer is not correct. The religions listed above are the Abrahamic Religions and not the main religious groups of the world. There are literally hundreds of thousands of religious groups, and possibly thousands of "main" religious groups.
What are the ratings and certificates for Judging Amy - 1999 Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition 3-23?
Judging Amy - 1999 Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition 3-23 is rated/received certificates of: Argentina:13
What are the release dates for Machines of Malice - 2008 The Inquisition 2-3?
Machines of Malice - 2008 The Inquisition 2-3 was released on: USA: 28 September 2009
Why was Martin Luther not tried by the inquisition in Rome?
There are several dates for the Inquisition they are from 1184-1230, the Spanish 1478 and the Roman in 1542. Luther lived from 1483-1546. Formal charges were brought against him in 1518 and Pope Leo X called him " a drunken German who wrote Theses." If you look at the dates of Inquisition he was born too late for the ones in the 11-1200's and in 1478 and in 1542 he had all ready been ( Jan 3, 1521)excommunicated so there was no purpose to an Inquisition against him.
What is soneto?
Soneto is the Spanish word for Sonnet. A Sonnet is a poem consists of 14 lines divided into 2 groups of 4 and 2 groups of 3. It is sometimes written in iambic pentameter.
Does target carry Sims 3?
yes, target has the sims 3
What are the 3 ethnic groupes of marocco?
Three ethnic groups of Morocco include Arab-Berbers, Berbers, and Arabs. Additional groups of people that live in Morocco include Jews, French, Spanish, Italian, and Algerian.
Top 3 ethnic groups?
There are thousands of ethnic groups. Search Wikipedia, it can lead to some good sources on ethnic groups. The only "3 peoples" idea I can think of is the 19th century anthropological idea of "Negroid, Caucasoid and Mongoloid" races of humanity.
Do the different ethnic groups live together peacefully in Ecuador?
65% mestizo (mixed Amreican and white) 25% indigenous 7% spanish 3%black
What groups made up the class system in Spanish groups.?
1) The upper class is the Peninsulares (they were born in Spain). 2) Next were the Creoles, people born in Americas that have parents born in Spain. 3) Mestizos, people with Spanish and Native American parents. 4) Native Americans in poverty. 5) African slaves.
How much does 1 2 3 sims cost at target?
Sims 1 2 3 cost at Target is about $102.00 <3
What are the 5 groups of mammels?
there are 3 groups
The 3 groups of protozoans?
Type in....What are the 4 groups of protozoansThere are 4 not 3
