Explain why the ottomans conquest of constantinople had huge symbolic importance

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Answer: Why was the conquest of Constantinople so important to the


Ottomans?
The capture of Constantinople by the Ottoman Turks in 1453 was significant for a number of reasons. First, the capture of the city made the Ottomans the most important power in southeastern Europe and the eastern Mediterranean and began a long period of expansion for the Empire. It also ended the Eastern Roman Empire.




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Spanish

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Which headline would be most appropriate following President Nixon's resignation from the presidency?A.Ford Attempts to Regain Public Trust 
B.Nixon Spends Remainder of Term in Prison
C.Agnew Also Steps Down 
D.Ford Chosen in Interim Election

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Ford Attempts to Regain Public Trust is the right answer.

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ford attempts to regain public trust

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which statement best describes why king Arthur is a heroic figure in morte D'arthur by sir thomas malory?

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The correct answer is D) he created the kingdom of Camelot where all the knights are equal.

The statement that best describes why King Arthur is a heroic figure in “Morte D’Arthur” by Sir Thomas is that “he created the kingdom of Camelot where all the knights are equal.”

Sir Arthur Thomas published “Morte D’Arthur” in 1485. Thomas compiled and reworked the traditional folkloric tales of King Arthur and the main characters of the time such as Merlin and Guinever,e and created a story with a King Arthur as a heroic figure for having created the kingdom of Camelot where all the knights are equal.  

The other options of the question were, a) he wants to have magical powers, b) he scapes at the end of the story and later he dies, c) he rules his kingdom unjustly.

he created the kingdom of camelot in which all knights were equal.  

Which of the following rights are not protected by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution 1)Freedom of the Press
2)Freedom of Religion
3)Freedom from Search and Seizure
4)Freedom to Petition the Government

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Answer:

3)Freedom from Search and Seizure

Explanation:

This is not in the first amendment The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures by government officials

Which scenario increased the time needed to draft the articles of confedernice

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The primary reason why it was essential to draft the Articles of Confederation was that the colonies needed a unified government in order to sign treaties and organize a defense force. 

How did the British think of the quartering act?

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The colonists disputed the legality of this act because it seemed to violate the Bill of Rights of 1689. British officers who had fought in the French and Indian War found it hard to persuade colonial assemblies to pay for quarting and provisioning of their troops.