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What were the major cities (in Italy) that emerged as great economic centers of trade after the Black Death?
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Milan, Genoa, Venice, and Florence
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Black Power emerged as a response to?
Black Power emerged as a response to
In such cities such as New York Chicago and Cleveland?
There is high population and a lot of tourism in cities like New York, Chicago, and Cleveland.
Two findings that have emerged from experiments done in space?
There are two findings that have emerged from experiments done in space. These are black holes and black nymphs.
What are two findings that have have emerged from experiments done in space?
black holes, and black nymph
Name two findings that have emerged from experiments done in space?
black holes, and black nymph
What has the author Charles Black written?
Charles. Black has written: 'Michigan nature centers and other environmental education facilities' -- subject(s): Guidebooks, Nature centers
What is a galaxy with a black hole at its Center?
It is believed that all galaxies have a black hole at their centers.
What do black dots on a map mean?
Main Cities Is That Black Dots Mean On a Map
What does black dots on a map represent?
Capital cities, cities, or capitals (it depends on what type of map)
Where can you buy womans' black zen trousers?
sports centers they will do them!
A distant galaxy with a black hole in its center?
Most galaxies, including our own, have black holes in their centers.
What is Black Liberation Theology?
Black Liberation Theology is a theological perspective that emerged in the 1960s, highlighting the liberation of Black people from oppression and advocating for social justice. It seeks to interpret Christian scripture through the lens of Black liberation and aims to address issues of racism, economic inequality, and political empowerment within the context of Christianity. Black Liberation Theology often emphasizes solidarity with the marginalized and oppressed, drawing inspiration from the struggle for civil rights.
