Charles could provide that. Furthermore the marriage treaty itself was beneficial to England as it was drawn up by Gardiner who was suppicous of the marriage. There was a possibility of an English empire in Europe as their child would inherit the Netherlands and England. If England were attacked by France Spain would
In 1750 the French were mutually equal in terms of economy, they also where very friendly in cultural matter, in terms of religion they encourage Indians to join Catholicism . In the other side British economically oppressed the Native Americans and they did not worry that much about religion. French acted with no oppression in terms of religion and they also responded with mutual beneficial ideas in terms of economy. French were also engaged in the beaver trading business therefore they recruited American Indians for trade, the trade with gods that were very valuable for native Americans like knives, beads and soon guns. Indirectly and without knowing they grew up native Americans economy .
To what extent did the French people benefit from the reforms during the consulate? ESSAY PLAN FOR REVISION INTRODUCTION (KEEP IT BRIEF) * Many historians debate about whether the French public benefited from the reforms during the consulate or whether they were purely there to put forth the image of a democratic France. * Reforms during the consulate involved the economy, education, government, religion and the civil code. * Some say these reforms aided the French public, others argue Napoleon’s reasons were purely selfish and did not aid the public at all. * Napoleon bought stability which inevitably benefitted everyone after the chaos of the revolution FIRST PARAGRAPH (FACTOR IN THE QUESTION....IF THERE ISN’T ONE, START WITH MOST IMPORTANT) * Religious reforms (most important as it showed Napoleon exercising religious toleration) * Benefitted everyone, including the poor, peasants were very religious and had been afraid of the prospect of hell after the French revolution had effectively wiped out religion in France; therefore, when Napoleon introduced the concordat in 1801, the peasants were happy with the reinstating of Catholicism in France.
Puritans were known to be civilized and believed that God shaped the events of the world. This meant for Mary that God was testing her faith throughout her journey being a captive. Mary also believes that she needs to accept Gods will and make sense of it. Trying to make sense of this journey Mary participates in some activities that question her religion. Mary looked down on Natives because of their lifestyles.
Skeptical of victory, the English colonists that chose to secede from the British-Empire, fought for the destiny of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. One of the main intentions the founding fathers had; was to construct a new form of
By persecuting his father is piety. But Socrates discards his definition because it is in fact not a definition but rather an example. It does not give reason on why things are pious. So, Euthyphro rebounds by claiming piety is what is pleasing to the gods. He says that “ The things and the men that are pleasing to the gods are pious, and the things and the men that are displeasing to the gods are impious.” Socrates approves of this definition because it is of a very generalization.
In general, Bacon’s complaints against governor Berkeley were the raising of taxes, not advancing as a whole, his mercy for Indians, and his lack of protection for Virginia. The citizens of Virginia would agree because they are being affected negatively, however, Indians would disagree because they are benefited by
Some of them were with the queen and some of them were very against the queen. john knox did not want a woman to bear rule he felt as if it was against all nature for a woman to be the superior leader of anything and that by god's law that it was forbidden for a woman to bear gods spot in the office.(doc1). He most likely said this because he believed it was against his religion and was against a woman ruling anything. Nick Heath said in a debate before the house of lords that a woman should not be anything they are not fit for anything besides staying at home(doc2). He most likely said this because he believes a woman should not take a mans job also that it is against his beliefs.
Additionally, she was tried in a time when the church and state were confronting the imminent danger of the Antinomian movement. To further kindle the situation she was a tremendous threat to the most intimate relationships between the highest members of church and government, who were also the ones by whom she was being tried. Anne Hutchinson was an extraordinary threat to the Massachusetts Bay colony because she endangered the very social and cultural fiber of the society in which she lived. Being a woman in puritan society meant being submissive. It meant playing a role in which one did not lead as a woman but follow.
They show the readers some of the consequences of deviating from social obligations in pursuance of personal happiness and fulfillment. Tartuffe by Moliere is a play about Tartuffe and his religious hypocrisy. He has managed to convince Orgon beyond reasonable doubt that he is a good religious man. Although other people do not fall to his trick, Orgon believes in him even more than his own family. Tartuffe, on the other hand, takes advantage of Orgon’s naivety and ignorance.