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Unlike the massively powerful kings of the early modern era (ie: Louis XIV), Medieval kings were usually quite limited in authority. Nobles held much of the wealth and owned the most land. The Magna Carta is a classic example of the nobles successfully limiting the powers of the king in England, and while it is viewed as a triumph today for the limitation of power it served as an impediment to centralization and progress in its own time. Nobles and Kings (along with the church) represented the only powerful classes of Europe during the Middle Ages, naturally putting them at odds with one another.
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What are odds with King King vs Ace Queen and Ace 9?
I think this is a Texas hold 'em question. The odds are about 57% in favour of the two kings for the AQ, and about 65% for the kings against the A9
Odds of drawing a red king in cards?
There are two red kings in a standard deck of 52 cards. So the odds of drawing one of those two cards is: 2 (red kings) / 52 (cards) This reduces to 1/26, which comes out to about 3.85%. That is the same as the odds of drawing a specific letter from an envelop containing slips of paper with the whole English alphabet.
Where can one view live NCAA football odds?
The odds for sports can often be found via gambling websites who often determine their own odds for the purposes of betting. Otherwise, a local gaming facility should have the appropriate informations regarding the odds.
Who did the romantic era saw as outsiders who were often odds?
artists
Odds of dying on a boat?
Depends how often you go on a boat
How did the role of the church develop and change during early the middle ages?
In the beginning of the Middle Ages the Catholic Church was seen as absolutely central to everything in existence. This was at odds with kings and rulers of the Middle Ages, and the kings and rulers appointing their own churchmen. This was the issue of investiture. Bishops were important statesmen; they had important roles beyond their religious responsibilities. They were involved in local economics, educating people and administering justice. Rulers, in order to maintain their power, wanted to be able to fill the roles with their own choices. The kings could literally make people loyal to them by this patronage whereby nobles and supporters sons were rewarded with religious offices. Pope Gregory VII opposed this, because to him the Pope was the absolute authority, closer to God than any secular monarch. It ended up with the greatest of all medieval monarchs - the Holy Roman Emperor
What is the probability of picking a king out of a pack of playing cards?
There are 4 kings in a pack of 52 cards so the odds are 1:13 (4/52).
What are the odds of drawing a red king in a standard deck of 52 cards?
2 red kings out of 52 cards total is 2/52 or 1/26
What are the odds that you will win the lottery in your lifetime?
it truly depends on how often you play it and how lucky you are.
What is the probability of getting a pair of red kings from a regular deck of cards without jokers?
1 in 2652. The odds of drawing one red king are 1 in 52. The odds of drawing the second are 1 in 51. Multiply 52 by 51, and you get 2652. 1/676
What are the odds for drawing a King from a regular deck of 52 cards?
There are 4 kings and 52 cards so the probability of drawing a king are 4/52 or 2/26.
Why were Mecca and Medina at odds with each other?
The people of Medina had withheld Muhammad from Mecca. The Meccan nobles wanted to kill Muhammad because he was a threat to their power, but the Bedouins in Medina were related to Muhammad on his mother's side so they wanted to protect him
