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Why did women work in World War 2?
its because of shortage of labourers who are mainly men but who are at war .to compensate it women started working in factories,industries etc.
What did the National Assembly do with Church land they seized?
A. They sold the land to pay off debt. B. They divided the land amongst the peasants. C. They used the land to compensate nobles who lost land. D. They redistributed the land equally amongst the people
How was Germany affected after World War 1?
During the beginning of the war the death rates were huge. Germany's usage of gas increased the number of deaths in the country. Along with Germans other citizens were affected, the most affected was Russia. even though Germany had high death rates the country faced about 300,000 to 900,000 not much compared to Russia. But, this was not the only problem with the usage of the gas. After the war Germany was linked responsible for the damages on the other countries and faced economic problems. at the end of the war Germany had to compensate those countries that faced damages. Germany was responsible for the damages of citizens such as mental illnes or psychological problems. In addition to that Germany lost some land to foreign countries
Role of Bakht Khan in the Revolt of 1857?
By the time Khan arrived at Delhi on July 1, 1857, the city had already been taken by rebel forces and the Mughal ruler Bahadur Shah II had been proclaimed Emperor of India. The emperor's eldest son, Mirza Mughal, also called Mirza Zahiruddin, had been given the title of chief general, but this prince had no military experience. This was the time when Bakht Khan along with his forces arrived in Delhi on Wednesday 1 July 1857. With his arrival the leadership position did improve. Bakht Khan's superior abilities quickly became evident, and the emperor gave him actual authority and the title of Saheb-I-Alam Bhadur, or Lord Governor General. Khan was virtual commander of the sepoy forces, although Mirza Zahiruudin was still the commander in chief.Bakht Khan faced many problems which needed his immediate attention. The first and foremost problem was financial, to solve which he obtained from the Emperor authority to collect taxes. The second problem was the logistical one of supplies, which became more and more acute with the passage of time and even more so when British forces assaulted the city in September. The British had many spies and agents in the city and were constantly pressurizing Bahadur Shah to surrender. The situation around Delhi proceeded to deteriorate rapidly; Bakht Khan's leadership could not compensate for the rebels' lack of organization, supplies and strength on the part of their monarch. Delhi was besieged on June 8. On September 14 the British assaulted the Kashmiri Gate and Badur Shah fled to Humayun's Tomb before surrendering to the British, against Bakht Khan's pleas, on September 20, 1857.Bakht Khan himself fled Delhi and joined rebel forces in Lucknow and Shahjahanpur. In 13 May 1859 he was mortally wounded and died. He lies buried in the Graveyard of Nanser, now in Pakistan, also called Koz Band.
What best describes feudal society?
AnswerIt was a very structured society. The nobility had privileges that the lower classes didn't have and the peasant class was required to work for the nobility as tenet farmers. The houses they lived in were made of wattle and daub, with dirt floors, no heat except for a fireplace, no furniture, and it was cold in the winter. No running water was provided in any house or manor. Most places were cold and drafty in the winter months. The street or roads were muddy, dirty, and full of animal feces. People did not take baths and generally threw the garbage into the rivers and streets. Food was bad good because there was no means to preserve it and it was generally overcooked. The Church ran the society by strict terms and the great fear was that a person who didn't follow the teachings of the church would be excommunicated. It was taught that man was born in sin and the only way to get into heaven was the church. Everyone was expected to attend Mass each day and to say prayers several times a day. There was no science and people couldn't read or write. This was a 1000 years of a society where there was king who had everything and then there was everyone else. There were no "rights" or say in how things were done or laws made. AnswerMost people in the middle ages, in most countries, were serfs, who worked on farms or on other jobs such as forestry or mining. They were of the lowest class, but they did have rights in most of Europe for most of the middle ages. They did not have the right to leave the land they worked on, but they did have the right to stay there, and they could not be evicted without cause. In many places, if they wanted to be free, and ran away, they were free after a year, but they gave up the security of manorial life. The early reeves were responsible for organizing the serfs and provided focus of communication between the feudal lord and the serf, but in many places the reeve was elected by the serfs. The serfs, as all medieval people, were very religious and believed that a clean body was an indicator of a healthy soul, so they bathed regularly and took care of themselves. There were bathing facilities in most towns and larger villages. If there was none available, they bathed in whatever water they could find, including rivers in the winter.Their houses were indeed either wattle and daub or stone chinked with daub. But they did not have fireplaces because they were only invented in the 12th century and were only available to the rich (ever wonder why castles have no chimneys?). Rich people had braziers to build fires on. Cooking was done outside in warm weather. That dirt floor was an handy place for a fire in cold weather. The smoke rose up to a hole in the roof, or went out holes under the roof peaks. There were few windows, and most had no glass. The furniture was rude and simple, and people slept on straw covered with cloth.Health was always an issue, and they believed that many diseases came from exposure to tainted air. Tainted air smelled bad, so they tried to do what they could to avoid anything that smelled foul. If they were really worried about an epidemic, they used flowers and such to ward off disease.The Church was important, and often at conflict with people who ruled nations over matters of policy. The beliefs of serfs were not particularly important, so the serfs were not all that worried about excommunication. The kings, on the other had, worried a lot because excommunication released anyone who had sworn an oath to them from that oath. This could weaken their political position enormously, and so it was an issue. As far as I know, serfs were not required to attend church, though most did. Bear in mind that not everyone in Europe was Catholic, or orthodox, or even Christian. There were crusades against heretics at some points, but not usually. This was a very important issue, particularly in Constantinople, where Byzantine Emperors were often unpopular because of unorthodox religious beliefs. There were Jews, Muslims, and pagans in medieval Europe, and though they were suppressed in some times and places, they were welcomed into others and given protection. The original function of the ghetto was to provide Jews with walls behind which they could defend themselves from anyone who would do them harm.The feudal system was built to compensate for weak central governments, such as existed in large medieval countries. The countries with this system included France and the Holy Roman Empire. There were wars between countries, but individual lords often had their own armies, particularly dukes and marquesses, whose titles indicate this. These people feuded with each other, so there were many wars. The code of chivalry was a nice concept, but in battle, it was not often practiced, and the wars could be particularly ugly.There are some misconceptions about the Middle Ages. One is that the Church opposed science, which is not true of the Middle Ages; this happened in the Renaissance, under the pressure of the Reformation and wide scale publishing of books from printing presses. Another is that everyone in the Middle Ages was illiterate, which is not true; today there are over seventy primary secondary schools still operating that were opened in the Middle Ages, and the first primary school system was opened in the Byzantine Empire in 425 AD, with the goal of making every soldier literate. Nor was the Church the only source of education; the oldest state operated school still operating was founded in 700 AD in what is now Yorkshire. Another idea is that kings ruled everything, which is not true; there were a lot of republican governments, both in and out of kingdoms and empires, Venice being an example that was republican from its beginning in the eighth century, governed by people who were, by the standards of the time, middle class. People believe that there was no middle class, which is not true, there were always merchants, and there were always stewards, lawyers, physicians, and people of a long list of other professions. Another idea is that women were chattel, which is not true; women had the disadvantage of being last in line to inherit, and in some countries could not be monarchs, but the list of important independent women is very long, including Queen Margaret I of Denmark, Eleanor of Aquitaine, and a young peasant woman named Jean, who became the leader of the whole French army at the age of 17.The more I learn about the Middle Ages, the more I get surprises. I would highly recommend that people who want to know the truth about the period do some honest research on the subject and not believe the first things they read. Please see the links below.
What is the noun form of compensate?
The noun forms for the verb to compensate are compensator, compensation, and the gerund, compensating.
Can you give me a sentence using compensate?
We cannot compensate you for your loss.
How would you use the word compensate in a sentence?
The family made a claim to compensate them for the delayed flight which made them miss the first 36 hours of their holiday.All employees were awarded a bonus to compensate them for the temporary adverse working conditions.
What is verb for compensate?
compensate IS a verb. similar words are - recompense, correct, right
How do you use the word compensate in a sentence?
The cashier man compensate the money to the constumer
What sentence can you make with the word compensate?
It was hard to compensate for all the guests at the wedding.
How do you use compensation as a verb?
You can't compensation is a noun. The verb is compensate. I will compensate you for your loss.
Can you use compensate in a sentence?
The queen shall compensate her loyal and dutiful subjects grandly.
When inmates are released from prison do they compensate them?
Compensate THEM for what? If they have completed the term of their sentence THEY have paid THEIR debt to society.
Which tube was developed to compensate for the effects of interelectrode capacitance?
whict tube was developed to compensate for the effects of interelectrode capacitance
Identify five different types of criteria by which organization can compensate employees?
identifydifferent criterion by whichorganization can compensate employeess
What are the remedies you will take to improve or compensate for your weaknesses?
doing work hard
