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What did Japan's decision to abandon its feudal past and modernize lead to?
nationalism and imperialism
How did Black Tuesday lead to the creation of the FDIC?
it became white
What is the kings role in feudal society?
The previous answer was: "He was gay." I lol'd at that, but that's not the answer. Monarchs, or kings, led the Feudal System. They owned all the land. (Example: They owned the land the serfs (peasants) worked and lived on.) The clergy (religious leaders) were included in this title of the "Monarch" as well. The position of monarch became weaker after Charlemagne's reign, but still had the lead authority.
Why did townspeople ask for charters like the charter of Lorris in this lesson?
One way was to become a commune, a self-governing town. The merchantguilds took the lead in acquiring charters of self-government for the towns.Often a charter had to be won by revolt; in other circumstances it could bepurchased, for a feudal lord was always in need of money.
What did the labor shortages in the southern colonies eventually lead to be used as?
It eventually led to the creation of the Headright System in 1618, which was an attempt to eliminate the overwhelming labor shortages in the colonies, particularly in the South.
What lead to the collapse of the feudal system in England in the 1300's?
The black death
How did the Reformation lead to the growth of feudalism?
The Reformation did not lead to the growth of feudalism; in fact, it occurred during the decline of the feudal system. The Reformation was a religious movement in the 16th century that challenged the authority of the Catholic Church and led to significant social and political changes in Europe, but it did not directly impact the feudal system.
What did Japan's decision to abandon its feudal past and modernize lead to?
nationalism and imperialism
How did germanic invasions lead to feudalism in Europe?
The areas established after Germanic invasions morphed Roman institutions into the feudal system. It was a way for those in power to surround themselves with people who provided services to them.
How religion lead to underdevelopment?
By creation of religion
Who lead the Christian creation?
umm i think it was Mary
What did the agreement with Canada do?
It lead to the creation of NATO. It lead to the NAFTA. It lead to NORAD. It lead to many agreements starting with the letter N.
What circumstances at this time eventually lead many Germans to support Adolf Hitler?
What circumstances at this time would evevntually lead many Germans to support adolf Hitler?
How did Black Tuesday lead to the creation of the FDIC?
it became white
What circumstances lead to recording of deferred tax asset?
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What happens when a positive and a negative charge meet?
When a positive charge and a negative charge meet, they attract each other due to their opposite charges. The charges may neutralize each other, resulting in the creation of an electrically neutral system. This could lead to the release of energy in the form of light, heat, or sound, depending on the circumstances.
What is the kings role in feudal society?
The previous answer was: "He was gay." I lol'd at that, but that's not the answer. Monarchs, or kings, led the Feudal System. They owned all the land. (Example: They owned the land the serfs (peasants) worked and lived on.) The clergy (religious leaders) were included in this title of the "Monarch" as well. The position of monarch became weaker after Charlemagne's reign, but still had the lead authority.
