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Why did Europe in 1500 look like it was not destined for global domination?
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- The fuedal system was a characteristic of most of Europe
- Myraid of small political & economic units
- Had developed a old roman laws/traditon, germanic practices and christian beliefs culture
- Colapse of Romain Empire
- Concentrated on Local concerns & maintained a substained economy.
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Which religion dominated Europe in the 1500-1600's?
your mother
When did feudalism develop in western europe?
The middle ages- 1000-1500 AD.
Where was judaism located in 1500?
Judaism was concentrated in Europe and north Africa in about the year 1500. It was also found as far east as China and South Asia.
Where was Islam located in 1500?
By 1500, Islam had spread to most of the countries where it now prevails in North Africa, East Africa, Southeast Europe, the Middle East, South Asia, and the Indonesian Archipelago.
Royalty in the 1500-1700's England and Europe?
Nearly all European countries were ruled by monarchs (mostly kings, a few queens) in that period.
In 1500 most people in Europe got married in June Why www.globalpuzzle.net Global Puzzle?
http://www.snopes.com/language/phrases/1500.asp
When did Europe start colonizing in the Americas?
Spain and Portugal started colonizing the Americas around 1500.
When it is 7pm in Dubai - what time in Europe?
It depends whereabouts in Europe. In the U.K it would be 1500 (3pm)
In 1500 what type of Christianity was in England?
In 1500 the whole of western Europe (including the British Isles) was still Catholic.
When did knights wear armor?
in medieval Europe in the 500-1500
During which century did the vikings have the most impact on Europe?
1500
Which religion dominated Europe in the 1500-1600's?
your mother
By 1500 trade linked what continents?
Europe, africa, and asia
How did Europe economy change in the 1500?
it changed very well
Was it harder to live in eastern Africa or northern Europe 1500?
Northern Europe
Is it true that by 1500 artists from northern Europe had rejected Italian techniques?
Yes. This is true #world history/S.S.
What was the main Christian church in Europe in 1500?
Roman Catholic Church
