The correct answer is C. Christianity
During the Middle Ages, which is a period of History that encompasses from 475 AD to 1453 AD, people of Europe were united through strong religious bonds provided by the Christian faith. In fact, in this region, there was no European identity at all, neither there were strong national identities. Most of the people were identified as Christian and felt linked to the Church above all, in spite of having many different languages. This sense of belonging to Christianity differentiated people in Europe from other pagan people that still existed and Muslims that were struggling in the borders of Christendom.
It was this shared feeling of identification which pushed Christian lords to follow the Pope's enactment to take the Holy Land during the Crusades in an attempt to extend the Church's dominion.
This union provided by Christianity started to erode with the beginning of modernity, the rise of absolute monarchy and national identity, and the Scientific Revolution that put religion into question.
B.) The paper credited too many sources by renowned historians.
C.) The paper showed signs of bias and lacked proper citations.
D.) The historian taught history at a prestigious but small university.
E.) The historian regularly maintained personal historical blogs.
The fact that that historian's paper showed signs of bias and lacked proper citations was surely the factor that led his colleagues to deem the research that he conducted unreliable and, consequently, to reject his work.
As experts and authorities in their respective field, historians must be objective and impartial and they must avoid positioning themselves or letting personal opinions influence their accounts of the past, since, by doing so, they run the risk of distorting the truth. Likewise, when using information from other authors or other sources, it is imperative that they cite them properly, in order to acknowledge them and grant their readers the chance to review them (if they wish to do so). Proper citations are the trademark of a professional, competent and trustworthy historian.
The correct answer is "D".
The War of Spanish Succession was European conflict between the Austrian House of Habsburg and the French House of Bourbon which lasted from 1701 to 1714. The conflict was fought over the control of the Spanish Empire, which was left throneless after Charles II of Spain, who did not have direct descendants died. This conflict had no effect regarding the affairs between the Colonies in North America and the British Empire.
Answer:
made their own trade and political decisions.
Explanation:
off of edgenuity
The colonists did not like the system of British taxes.
Boston was occupied by British soldiers.
The British thought some colonists were not respectful enough.