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☆☆☆☆☆In a nutshell the Maga Carta was a Document written after 1066 and William The Bastard's sucessfull invasion of England. The Document engraved the rights of land owners against the state. its magna carta not maga carta
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The principle religion of Spain is Roman Catholicism.
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Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions.
Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions.
Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions.
Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions.
Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions.
Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions.
Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions.
Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions.
Constantine was the first Roman emperor to legalize and make Christianity equal to other religions.
They would profess them selves to be followers of Catholicism.
APEX: Both started dynasties that tolerated previously persecuted Christian groups
APEX: Each helped expand the influence of Christianity
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APEX: Both helped unite large groups for military actions.
The First Crusade was highly successful, while the Second was not.
Both invested in developing roads throughout the Inca Empire.
Sharecropping, in which a wealthy landowner rents land to farmers in exchange for a share of their crops
Richard the Lionheart’s major military campaign ended in a treaty, while Charlemagne‘s ended in complete victory. (APEX)
The church on the right is Roman Catholic because it has pointed steeples rather than domed towers.
APEX: recognizing the roman emperors authority
