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How did the Reformation affect kings?
martin Luther influenced the kings and queens of England by sharing his beliefs
Who did William the conquorer fight against?
When?! William of Normandy was fighting for his position as Duke of Normandy from an early age as he was just eight when his father died. His most famous victory was at the Battle of Hastings which took place in October of 1066 at a place now known as Battle in the south of England, not far from Hastings. He fought against the English, or more specifically, King Harold who became king on the death of Edward the Confessor who died without an heir. William claimed that Edward had promised him the throne, they were cousins, sharing a grandmother, and he came to England to claim his throne. He won and became king, but in doing so he left himself and his succesors a tricky issue - they were kings on England but held their lands in France, Normandy, of the French king and therefore owed him fealty leaving each compromised. Had England under the Anglo Saxon kings not been so well organised he probably would not have achieved such a complete victory over England. In the words of Sir Frank Stenton, England was 'an old and settled country' and therefore a prize worth having. It was wealthy with rich natural reserves such as minerals, extensive arable land and a huge wealth in wool.
Why was king Henry the 8th so powerful?
If you mean Henry VIII, there was little he did that made England more powerful. He mainly squandered the royal treasury on unsuccessful wars that left England in possession of only one French territory - Calais - and made the break with Rome that threw England's nobility into Protestant and Catholic factions. This division of religious belief was a cause of many revolts and uprisings to come in the Tudor period. Perhaps it could be said that Henry strengthened England's international position by making Protestant alliances, by marrying Anne Boleyn for example. However, by the end of Henry's reign he had little control of the nobility, as their fight which he had unwittingly caused, for England's religion, raged on.
Difference between batch sharing and time sharing?
The main difference between batch sharing and time sharing is that in batch sharing system tasks are processed in order in which they arrive. Whereas, in the later the system switches between tasks.
What was the pharaoh responsible for?
sharing
Function of a control?
explain function below in sharing with full control?
What has the author William F Collison written?
William F. Collison has written: 'Time-sharing and the mind of man'
Which of thesestatemens about sharing authority is false?
False: Sharing authority means giving up complete control and decision-making power.
What is the term Windows XP uses to describe sharing files when no control is allowed over who has access to a shared file is?
Simple file sharing
What is the term Windows XP uses to describe sharing files when no control is allowed over who has access to a shared file?
simple file sharing
What is the tearm windows xp uses to describe sharing files when no control is allowed over who has access to a shared file?
Simple file sharing
What determines the method of media access control?
media sharing and logical topology
All of the following are ways to promote the sharing of information?
Use Control Markings
Which statement accurately describe file sharing in a peer?
Access control is decentralized.
What is real time sharing in operating system?
It is used as a control device in a dedicated application
Was William Bradford named after a city in England?
Are you referring to the governor of the Plymouth colony in Massachussetts? This William Bradford was not directly named after the town of Bradford in Yorkshire. In medieval England surnames began to be used by ordinary people as a means of identification. For example if there were several men called John in a village it would be useful to identify which was which. Early surnames were predominantly based on one of four factors - occupation, father's name, place of origin or physical characteristics. It is quite probable that one of William Bradford's ancestors moved from Bradford to Austerfield (where William was born) and became known by "of Bradford" to distinguish him from other villagers sharing the same first name.
What window in Window 7 is used to solve connectivity problems on the network?
Start > Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > Troubleshoot Problems
