1: Michelangelo was... the first to sale around africa to the middle east a great 13th century musician very talented actor in shakespeare's time a famous Renaissance artist 2: Who was William Shakespeare? The first English actor A Famous English author The greatest politician in England in his time A man who was thought to be a lunatic by many 3: Why was da Vinci a Renaissance man? He was very skilled with a bow and arrow He was very well known He excelled in many fields He was a good artist 4: Name one of da Vinci’s accomplishments. Great paintings such as the Mona Lisa Great buildings such as the Eifel Tower Was the first to translate the Bible Writing the great play entitles "Romeo and Juliet" 5: What was Luther’s main contribution to the reformation? He declared war on the pope He started riots against the Catholic Church Ninety five theses attacking the sale of indulgences He built many churches that opposed the Catholic Church 6: What was the reformation? Building houses in different shapes. Religious reform movement in the sixteenth century Building of a new army in England The castles were to be built much taller in new English kingdoms 7: What was one cause of the reformation? Corruption of the catholic church, selling of indulgences Collapsed buildings and needy foundations Priests were not getting their message accross clearly enough Other kingdoms were building their castles much taller to show their dominance 8: Who was Marco Polo? A great swimmer Early explorer who discovered Japan and wrote a book about his travels Early explorer who traveled to China and wrote a book describing Zipangu Inventor of the well known water game "Marco Polo" 9: What was the goal of the early explorers? To find land to claim as their possess To find a safe route to Asia (China, Japan, and India) To discover new countries To find safe routes to unknown lands to hide treasures from others. 10: What country was the most successful in early explorations? Spain Italy England Portugal
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I loved the game like Uncharted 1 and 2 it didn't fail to impress me at every. It had a great story and it was fun. Things I liked: Good story The story was unpredictable Very good online Melee system improved a lot (Uncharted always improves the melee system) Beautiful graphics Things that could've improved: I feel the campaign was too short, I don't know why I've felt Uncharted 1 and 2 were far longer than Uncharted 3 was a bit short Elena didn't die (I know every of you out there hate Elena as much as me) The "Final battle" wasn't really that good I mean I like the fact it was mostly melee but I would've liked something like on Uncharted 2 where you battle someone with some nice of "super ability" Anyway where will Uncharted 4 take us? I mean I doubt they cease making uncharted since it's the major PS3 exclusive plus there's plenty of lost cities to find. Personally I would adore to look Atlantis or some long lost treasure below Spain, Portugal and/or Italy/Vatican.
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It nice of sounds like I'm pro Spain, but I'm just trying to answer the question what do you think? 2. Is the view of the Spanish and Portuguese as especially harsh conquerors and exploiters valid-or is this image just another version of the English “Black Legend” concerning the Spanish role in the Americas? It's not completely true, wile some Spanish and Portuguese conquerors were very cruel, harsh, and exploitive, it's not fair to say every of them were. A lot of people came from Spain and Portugal to create a system, similar to the one's in Europe, in the New World. They needed the Indians to do the labor that peasants would have done in Europe. If they killed thousands of Indians, the Europeans would have to do the work themselves, so it was important for them to take care of the Indians. It just wouldn't make sense to be cruel and harsh to people that you need for your feudal system to work. Also, many of the Spanish and Portuguese married Native Americans, and combined parts of each other cultures into their possess. If they were just hash conquerors and exploiters they would have just conquered the Natives, and destroyed them. They wouldn't of married them, and incorporated parts of the Native American' culture into their possess. Many of the Spanish and Portuguese converted and baptized Native Americans. They thought it was very important to the Native Americans salvation to be converted. It shows that they did some things they thought would benefit the Indians. They did more than just destroy and conquer, they built churches and missions for the Native Americans. A lot of the stories about how the Spanish and Portuguese were hash conquerors and exploiters was started by the British, who were in some ways worse to the Native Americans. The Spanish needed the Indians for their feudal system, but the British didn't. They were self governed, so they had no need for the Indians to be around. The result was a lot of tension and fighting between them, and in many places killing or kicking the Native Americans out. The British started a lot of these stories, the “Black Legend” because they didn't really like Spain, the two countries didn't receive along very well. One of the biggest points of tension between the two was religion. Spain was strongly Catholic, wile Britain on the other hand was protestant (Church of England). Henry the VIII, broke off of the Catholic Church and started the Church of England which was ruled by the monarch, not the pope. He died, he was succeeded by his son Edward, who was also Protestant, but died after, only reigning for a little wile. Henry's Daughter Mary I became Queen. She was strongly Catholic and married Phillip II of Spain. During that time Brittan was on good terms with Spain, because the Spanish King had control over both countries. When She died she was succeeded by her half sister Elizabeth I, who was protestant. This caused tension again between Spain and England and with Elizabeth's ascension to the English throne, Philip lost control over Britain. The British didn't like Spain converting so many Native Americans to Catholicism. They wanted to convert them to be Protestant. The British also didn't receive along well with Spain because their American colonies were giving them a lot of wealth. They were able to create the Spanish Armada, and basically control the Atlantic Ocean. Elizabeth even secretly paid sailors such a Sir Francis Drake, who she later knighted, to seize Spanish treasure ships. With every the tension between the two countries, it's believable that the British made up, or exaggerated stories about the Spanish and Portuguese, because they didn't receive along with them. So, the view of the Spanish and Portuguese as especially harsh conquerors and exploiters isn't completely correct. Some were, but most weren't. They needed the Native Americans, to be laborers in their Feudal system, so it didn't make sense to be especially harsh to them. They also wouldn't have married Native Americans and wouldn't have gone to the trouble of converting, baptizing and building churches for the Native Americans if they were just cruel conquerors. They would have just destroyed and took over the Native Americans. Most of the stories about their cruelty were started by the British, who were in some ways more cruel, because they didn't receive along very well with Spain. That's ok, look at what I wrote up about Columbus lol yeah http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AnPxP8.vNVtVOo3Gd760wEvty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080830122738AAEhr1X&show=7#profile-info-AA12115311
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Is it just shared open waters? I was watching a Discovery Channel thing about archaeologist type people that look for sunken ships and treasure in the Channel, and while it did go into some of the issues involved in finding things and hanging onto them, I was still a little curious about how the ownership of the waters would affect things. Could people from either France or England go receive stuff from the bottom of any part of the Channel? Could people from Portugal, China, America, or anywhere else go receive some? After you find something and sell it to somebody, do you have to pay any amount of money to some country besides the one you reside in? I guess the odds of finding a treasure hunter on Y! Answers is pretty low, but I wish somebody knows something about it. Thanks!
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chapter one: Tazeim "what about this?" "No." I have already told my brother that fifty times today. " what about this?" He holds up a rock with dried mud leftover. " No," i Replied as i looked at that disgusting 'treasure', as he calls it. " what about this?" I looked up from my basket of laundry. He was pointing to his chest. For good luck, he wore a pendant that strapped around a brown bag that laid against his scrawny, eight-year-old chest. In it was lucky sand from the beach. I sighed. " No Zavhariah." " oh, arrive on Tazeim." He puffed out his lips and his eyes grew, creating the puppy-dog face. " This was from Aunty Miriam." I had to agree, Aunty Miriam gave people gifts that would make you feel guilty if you traded it for something. But this was different. We were moving to a new town. in America. Not Portugal. We had to hide our identities. every of the villagers and caravans had to. " I promise you it will be fun," I tried my best to urge him," Now put it in our trunk. Mami is waiting for us outside. Papi is with Saphire and Finnie." they were the horses that carried our traveling wagon. I could tell he didn't want to, I did not want to leave either. but it was because every of the gypsies are being kicked out of the country. Now we are ready. Now lets start our new lives in a place called Massachusetts.
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1.) Michelangelo was... (a) the first to sale around africa to the middle east (b) a great 13th century musician (c) very talented actor in shakespeare's time (d) a famous Renaissance artist 2.) Who was William Shakespeare? (a) The first English actor (b) A Famous English author (c) The greatest politician in England in his time (d) A man who was thought to be a lunatic by many 3.) Why was da Vinci a Renaissance man? (a) He was very skilled with a bow and arrow (b) He was very well known (c) He excelled in many fields (d) He was a good artist 4.) Name one of da Vinci’s accomplishments. (a) Great paintings such as the Mona Lisa (b) Great buildings such as the Eifel Tower (c) Was the first to translate the Bible (d) Writing the great play entitles "Romeo and Juliet" 5.) What was Luther’s main contribution to the reformation? (a) He declared war on the pope (b) He started riots against the Catholic Church (c) Ninety five theses attacking the sale of indulgences (d) He built many churches that opposed the Catholic Church 6.) What was the reformation? (a) Building houses in different shapes. (b) Religious reform movement in the sixteenth century (c) Building of a new army in England (d) The castles were to be built much taller in new English kingdoms 7.) What was one cause of the reformation? (a) Corruption of the catholic church, selling of indulgences (b) Collapsed buildings and needy foundations (c) Priests were not getting their message accross clearly enough (d) Other kingdoms were building their castles much taller to show their dominance 8.) Who was Marco Polo? (a) A great swimmer (b) Early explorer who discovered Japan and wrote a book about his travels (c) Early explorer who traveled to China and wrote a book describing Zipangu (d) Inventor of the well known water game "Marco Polo" 9.) What was the goal of the early explorers? (a) To find land to claim as their possess (b) To find a safe route to Asia (China, Japan, and India) (c) To discover new countries (d) To find safe routes to unknown lands to hide treasures from others. 10.) What country was the most successful in early explorations? (a) Spain (b) Italy (c) England (d) Portugal I'm pretty sure I know the answers to some of them...but I just want to double check themm. 10 points for 10 problems :)
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4) Research into alternate routes to Asia was funded by the government of a) England b) France c) The Netherlands d) Portugal 8)Proof that Columbus was wrong came from a) Magellan's expedition around the world b) Balboa's discovery of the pacific ocean c) both a & b d) neither a nor b 10) Spanish conquest of the Aztecs was aided by a) the Aztec belief that Cortes was a god b)European disease ravaging the Aztecs c)Tribes subject to Aztec rule allying with Cortes d) every of the over 11) Spanish treasure from the Americas was used to a) buy trinkets for the kings mistresses b) finance a series of religious wars c) bribe the Pope to give Spain an advantage d) import food to offset bad crop yields 12) Humans are thought to have first reached the Americas a)5,000 years ago b) 30,000 years ago c)2,000 years ago d)100,000 years ago 13) Statements about the lives of prehistoric arrive from a) records found in burial sites b) cave paintings c) historical imagination d) rock tablets 14) Before contact with Europe, Native Americans a)lived at a rock Age technology level b)suffered very few communicable diseases c) created a remarkable diversity of cultures d) both a & b
19 Aug 2008, 10:53 am | click here to view more
and also some other 'hidden' treasures for visitors
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포르토 드 머스 한녕하세요! 저는 저에 대해서 더 얘기하고 싶습니다,또한 물론, 한국어 연습을 더욱더 하고싶어요. 제가 전에도 말씀 드렸지만로 당신은 이미 제가 포르투갈에 살고있는 것을 알아요. 저는 "포르토 드 머스"라는 아주 작은 마을에 살고. 당신에게 이름 "포르토 드 머스 "의 기원과 마을의 역사를 이야기하기 위해, 우리는 과거로 갈 필요가 있어요. 이천년 전, 당시 '항해하다'라는 뜻의 '리나'라는 강이 있었습니다. 로마인들은 그들의 배에 Figueiredo 광산에서 돌을 그 후엔 Alqueidão da Serra 광산에서 철을 실었습니다. 하지만 심지어 고대 Porto de mós 에 대한 더 많은 비밀들이 있었습니다. 그 시대에 바다는 우리 땅을 덮고 있었지요. 공룡 뼈, 심지어 거북이 화석도 있습니다. 게다가 로마인들이 남긴 많은 것들이 있습니다. 그들이 우리를 침략했던 때 이후로 성은 우리 마을을 대표하는 자부심의 상징이 되었습니다. 저는 우리 마을의 사진을 당신에게 주고싶어요. 포르투갈에 오게 된다면 부담없이 저에게 연락해주세요. 제가 구경시켜드릴게요! 당신이 이 편지를 읽고 있다면 자연스럽게 제 일기를 고쳐주세요. 제 이야기를 읽어 주셔서 대단히 감사합니다. 그림 : 일본인 '마사오'. Here is what I was trying to say: Hello! It´s me, João! I would like to tell you a little bit more about me, and, of course to practice more and more Korean. As I have told you before, you already know that I live in Portugal. I live in a very tiny town called Porto de Mós. In order to tell you the origin of Porto de Mós name and the town´s history we need to go back in time. Two thousand years ago, there was a river called Lena which at that tame was navigable. The Romans were embarking in their ships our stones that were made in Figueiredo´s quarry, and later, the iron from Alqueidão da Serra´s mine. However there are even more secrets about Porto de mós in ancient times, when the sea was covering our land. There are Dinosaur bones and even a petrified turtle! They are the treasures which have been in this town for about 150 million years! Besides that there are also many things left by the Romans since the time they had Invaded us and our castle represents our town and is a token of our pride. I would like to give this picture of our town to you and if you ever arrive to Portugal, feel free to contact me and I will give you a tour! =) Please correct my diary in a natural way, like if you were the one who was writing this letter Thank you very much for reading my story! Note: the painting was made by a Japanese person called Masao =) If it´s not correct could you please correct it ? Also if it needs correction correct the more natural possible as if you were talking to another Korean. Best answer will receive best answer lol
15 Dec 2011, 9:01 am | click here to view more
write the letter of the best answer: test 1: 1. songhai, benin, and kongo can every be described as powerful african kingdoms that were: a. ruled by democratically. b. enriched by foreign trade. c. located along africa's east coast. d. modeled on european societies. 2. contact with the east during the crusades changed life in europe because it introduced new: a.disease b. political ideas c. consumer goods d. agricultural methods 3. the puritans' views and attitudes led them to strive for: a. social equality b. a moral society c. religious tolerance d. separation of church and state 4.the number of enslaved africans in southern colonies increased dramatically in the tardy 1600's, mostly to satisfy the need for: a. home servants b. diverse communities c. agricultural laborers d. tiny farmers 5. the treaty of tordesillas involved an imaginary line dividing: a. spain and portugal b. areas that could be claimed by spain and by portugal c. christian and muslim lands d. areas that could be claimed by christians and by muslims 6. early massachusettes bay coolonist could be described as every the following except: a. tolerant b. practical c. independent d. difficult working 7. the idea of freedom of religion was promoted by: a. john winthrop b. roger williams c. nathaniel bacon d. jonathan edwards 8. during the 1700's, the major reason that there were more americans enslaved in the south than in the north was that: a. slavery had been outlawed in the north b. enslaved persons could not tolerate the climate of the north c. southern colonists were less willing to do physical labor d. the southern economy required a larger number of field laborers. 9. the turning point in the french and indian war occurred when the british captured: a. pittsburg b. quebec c. fort necessity d. fort duquensne 10. the relationship between french colonits and native americans tended to be peaceful because the french: a. did not enter the lands inhabited by native american lands b. did not try to purchase native american lands c. made business partnership with native americans d. provided the native americans with furs they needed test #2: during which evert did the fist fighting between redcoats and minutemen occur?: a. boston massacre b. battle of lexington c. battle of monmouth d. battle of bunkerhill 2. who wrote the a pamphlet called common sense arguing that the time had arrive for american independence: a. general thomas cage b. john locke c. samuel adams d. thomas paine 3. which european country supported the american colonies during the revolutionary war?: a. italy b. france c. germany d. spain 4. which of the following officially ended the war and set the boundaries of the new nation? a. new jersey plan b .treaty of paris c. olive branch petition d. british surrender at yorktown 5. what power did the articles of confederation give to the national government?: a. declare war d. collect taxes c. develop a national court system d. enforce laws 6. what is the name of the system that maintains the separation of powers among the branches of the federal government?: a. reversed powers b. delegated powers c. checks and balances d. two-home congress 7. which group largely supported adding a bill of rights to the constitution?: a. tiny states b. big states c. federalists d. antifederalists 8. who was the first secretary of treasure by george washington?: a. john kay b. henry knox c. thomas jefferson d. alexander hamilton 9. the xyz affair damaged the relationship between the united states and which other country? a. england b. canada c. france d. mexico 10. who worked with james madison to write the virginia and kentucky resolutions?: a. aaron burr b. john adams c. thomas jefferson d. alexander hamilton
14 Sep 2009, 7:36 pm | click here to view more
please help me finish this, single working mom, needing to graduate.. thank you so much... 1: Michelangelo was... the first to sale around africa to the middle east a great 13th century musician very talented actor in shakespeare's time a famous Renaissance artist 2: Who was William Shakespeare? The first English actor A Famous English author The greatest politician in England in his time A man who was thought to be a lunatic by many 3: Why was da Vinci a Renaissance man? He was very skilled with a bow and arrow He was very well known He excelled in many fields He was a good artist 4: Name one of da Vinci’s accomplishments. Great paintings such as the Mona Lisa Great buildings such as the Eifel Tower Was the first to translate the Bible Writing the great play entitles "Romeo and Juliet" 5: What was Luther’s main contribution to the reformation? He declared war on the pope He started riots against the Catholic Church Ninety five theses attacking the sale of indulgences He built many churches that opposed the Catholic Church 6: What was the reformation? Building houses in different shapes. Religious reform movement in the sixteenth century Building of a new army in England The castles were to be built much taller in new English kingdoms 7: What was one cause of the reformation? Corruption of the catholic church, selling of indulgences Collapsed buildings and needy foundations Priests were not getting their message accross clearly enough Other kingdoms were building their castles much taller to show their dominance 8: Who was Marco Polo? A great swimmer Early explorer who discovered Japan and wrote a book about his travels Early explorer who traveled to China and wrote a book describing Zipangu Inventor of the well known water game "Marco Polo" 9: What was the goal of the early explorers? To find land to claim as their possess To find a safe route to Asia (China, Japan, and India) To discover new countries To find safe routes to unknown lands to hide treasures from others. 10: What country was the most successful in early explorations? Spain Italy England Portugal
14 Feb 2008, 4:43 pm | click here to view more
please help me finish this.. I need to graduate, best answer ten points.. 1: Michelangelo was... the first to sale around africa to the middle east a great 13th century musician very talented actor in shakespeare's time a famous Renaissance artist 2: Who was William Shakespeare? The first English actor A Famous English author The greatest politician in England in his time A man who was thought to be a lunatic by many 3: Why was da Vinci a Renaissance man? He was very skilled with a bow and arrow He was very well known He excelled in many fields He was a good artist 4: Name one of da Vinci’s accomplishments. Great paintings such as the Mona Lisa Great buildings such as the Eifel Tower Was the first to translate the Bible Writing the great play entitles "Romeo and Juliet" 5: What was Luther’s main contribution to the reformation? He declared war on the pope He started riots against the Catholic Church Ninety five theses attacking the sale of indulgences He built many churches that opposed the Catholic Church 6: What was the reformation? Building houses in different shapes. Religious reform movement in the sixteenth century Building of a new army in England The castles were to be built much taller in new English kingdoms 7: What was one cause of the reformation? Corruption of the catholic church, selling of indulgences Collapsed buildings and needy foundations Priests were not getting their message accross clearly enough Other kingdoms were building their castles much taller to show their dominance 8: Who was Marco Polo? A great swimmer Early explorer who discovered Japan and wrote a book about his travels Early explorer who traveled to China and wrote a book describing Zipangu Inventor of the well known water game "Marco Polo" 9: What was the goal of the early explorers? To find land to claim as their possess To find a safe route to Asia (China, Japan, and India) To discover new countries To find safe routes to unknown lands to hide treasures from others. 10: What country was the most successful in early explorations? Spain Italy England Portugal
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...a place where my story takes place. The main protagonist, at first, lives somewhere in america...a tiny town, no much sun and summer, but not too much snow and thunder either. Any city like that? And another place in the story...the main protagonist goes to during her summer vacation. I need an island somewhere around france, spain or portugal. The island was once a barren peice but when it was bought by a wealthy person, he found that the island had many treasures. So they traded them for money and a huge mansion to be built. Then soon many people came to the islland and settled there. So i need a name to derive from something precious...something that was found on the island. Like a precious gemstone or something. So can anyone suggest me names????
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