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What was not a reason why western Europe rose to become the dominant world force in the 15th century?
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Who expanded the Carolingian empire and helped Christianity become the dominant religion in Western Europe?
Charlemagne - Charles the Great.
Which of the following helped ensure that it was western Europe that rose to become the dominant force in global politics?
the Chinese policy of isolation
Western Europe has become a leading industrial region because?
Western Europe has many bays, harbors, and peninsulas.
Why has Western Europe become the leading industrial region?
i dont knoweurop
What has helped Europe become a global power?
The developement of gunpowder and naval technologies helped the Europeans to become a dominant, global power. :) Hope this helped!
Was the twentieth century the American century?
After the internal wars and expansion of the 19th century, US industrialism peaked during World War 2 and expanded to become the dominant economic force in the world.
What countries dominated western Europe after world war 2?
No countries dominated Western Europe after WW2 as all Nazi-occupied countries were freed and become independent once more.
True or false Ragtime blues and jazz were popular in Europe at the beginning of the eighteenth century?
False. The two music styles did not appear in the 1700s or 18th century and did not become popular in Europe until the 20th century (1900s)
What was the situation in western europe when charlemagne took power?
Western Europe had been falling into decay. People had forgotten the knowledge of the Greeks and Romans. The Franks had become barbarians and neglected education and Christianity.
Did Charlemagne become the first Holy Roman Emperor?
He created a central government for Western Europe.
Where is Gnosticism practiced now?
Gnostocism flourished during the early years of Christianity and, in the view of some scholars, may have accounted for around half the Christian population. What was to become the dominant branch of Christianity, Catholic-Orthodox, persecuted Gnosticism out of existence in western Europe, although it continued in eastern Europe. The Cathars were a sect with strong Gnostic influences that re-established a presence in southern France in the twelfth century, but was once again eliminated by the Catholic Inquisition. Modern Cathars claim to be survivors of that purge and to maintain original Cathar beliefs. The Rosicrucians are a legendary and secretive order that appears to have been founded in the 15th century, the 17th century or perhaps the 18th century. While it probably can not be described as genuinely Gnostic, it does claim some Gnostic influence.
What group believed that only long ago immigrants from Western Europe could become real Americans?
Nativists held this belief around the turn of the 19th century. Around the beginning of the 20th century, immigrants started to come to America from Eastern Europe as they attempted to flee the tyranny and conflict that would eventually become World War I. Americans did not always like all these new people coming into the country, and nativists believed that they were tainting America and could never truly be part of it.
