Who was a Swiss theologian and humanist philosopher that rejected the principle of transubstantiation and believed in the supreme authority of the Bible rather than the clergy?

What do tinfoil drives victory gardens and rationing have in common

Which of the following best characterizes Japan in the early 1940s? A. It was a natural enemy of Hitler's Germany. B. It was a small, isolated power. C. It controlled a large empire. D. It had a military government.

The people of the Ottoman Empire, the young Turks And the Armenians each had different political and cultural norms the Frases below describe each of these groups match each description with the correct group

The mound building tribes were located in A. California B. New Mexico C. Ohio

Na bandeira do Estado do Paraná encontram-se exemplares de duas plantas nativas de nosso Estado, quais são elas?

Which statement about Chang'an is true? A. It was a branch of Buddhist philosophy that stressed the importance of prayer. B. It was China's capital in the sixth century and the largest city in the world at the time. C.

What led to the decline of the Soviet Union by the end of the Cold War?

Did President Habyarimana's death cause the Rwandan genocide?

Which of the following is a belief of Taoism? A. Harmony can be achieved only through absolute power and control. B. Going with the flow of nature and learning to let go are the only ways to achieve harmony. C.

What forbade the colonists from settling west of the appalachian mountains?