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What were the consequences of the gunpowder plot?
Short term: - Jesuits blamed for the plot - King became more popular - Laws regarding Roman Catholics and Puritans (extreme Protestants) increased Medium term: - Those who spoke out had their ears chopped off - Puritans (extreme Protestants) wanted to find the freedom to worship in their own way - went on two boats to the USA (Pilgrim Fathers 1621) Long term: - Roman Catholics generally blamed for things that went wrong in England: e.g. Great Fire of London, Popish Plot of 1678 - Roman Catholics not allowed to vote or be a lawyer until 1829
What were the short or long term consequences of the 14th amendment?
The short term significance would be that it granted citizenship to former slaves the long term would be that it defined citizenship at national level and no longer a state level.
When was the first exploding shell created?
The exploding shell is older than the cannon. Among the first uses of gunpowder was to create bombs or grenades- a casing filled with gunpowder and a fuse. This could be thrown, catapulted, slung, etc. Early cannon used shot (solid projectiles) or shell (hollow, gunpowder filled). In the Star Spangled Banner, the term "bombs bursting in air" refers to an exploding shell.
What might be a long-term consequences of refusing to help an ally?
you could lose credibility with other allies they could team up with the enemis
What is the term meant leaving the union?
When the Confederate States declared themselves an independent contry they withdrew from United States of America, They were no longer 'united'. The union of the states was broken because they were no longer one country. The term for this was secede.
What were the consequences of the gunpowder plot?
Short term: - Jesuits blamed for the plot - King became more popular - Laws regarding Roman Catholics and Puritans (extreme Protestants) increased Medium term: - Those who spoke out had their ears chopped off - Puritans (extreme Protestants) wanted to find the freedom to worship in their own way - went on two boats to the USA (Pilgrim Fathers 1621) Long term: - Roman Catholics generally blamed for things that went wrong in England: e.g. Great Fire of London, Popish Plot of 1678 - Roman Catholics not allowed to vote or be a lawyer until 1829
What were the short or long term consequences of the 14th amendment?
The short term significance would be that it granted citizenship to former slaves the long term would be that it defined citizenship at national level and no longer a state level.
What were the long term consequences of the ruling in McCulloch v. Maryland?
What were the long-term consequences of the ruling in McCulloch v. Maryland?
What is the short term and long term impact of the dynamite?
Dynamite is a weapon of destruction and the impacts of this weapon are:Long termDestructiongun gunpowder in soleil/ocean or wherever it isShort term No life in soleil (e.g. plants)gunpowder trails
What tare the long term consequences of alcohol?
The long-term effects of drinking alcohol in moderation are better health and longer life expectancy. The long-term effects of abusing alcohol are poorer health and shorter life expectancy.
What are long term consequences of ozone depletion?
There are many long term consequences. Global warming, floods etc are some of the examples.
What literacy term is the series of events related to the action of a story?
plot
What is the term for action in a story?
plot
Term for the action of a story?
Plot
What term can you use for the sequence of events or incidents of which the story is made up?
You can use the term "plot" to describe the sequence of events or incidents that make up a story.
What is the correct term for no fear of consequences?
BINDASS
Who used the term life chances to describe the consequences of social stratification?
Sociologist Max Weber used the term "life chances" to describe how an individual's opportunities for achieving success and well-being are influenced by their social position within society. Weber believed that access to resources, opportunities, and social networks played a significant role in shaping an individual's life outcomes.
