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How did the aid papal and church power over the king?
The Catholic Church was both church and government because it could tell the king what to do. The power of the king came from God and the church was the connection between man and God. The church set the rules for society, the crown, and everything.
Was the Declaration of Independence a speech?
No, it was just a written document but it reads like a speech because it was intended to be used to tell King George III all the problems he was creating. Copies were made, one of which was sent to King George.
Who was the creator of the declaration of independence?
Thomas Jefferson was the principal author of the Declaration.
How did England respond to the continental congress?
The First Continental Congress sent representatives to England in 1775 to show King George III that the colonies could unite for a common cause. They sought for England to return to the ways things were before 1763. King George III and Lord North treated the representatives of The First Continental Congress with total Contempt. The king sent representatives to tell them they represented an illegal organization and if they did not leave England immediately, he would hang them. They returned to the United States without seeing the king.
What was significant about the Declaration of Independence?
It was written by Thomas Jefferson, in order to tell King George the Third that the patriots want independence and want their own country. The Declaration of Independence officially broke ties with the United Kingdom. The document stated the philosophy behind the revolution and the many grievances the US had with their imperial counterparts.
What does sniggering jest mean from the highway man?
In the poem "The Highwayman" by Alfred Noyes, the phrase "sniggering jest" refers to a mocking or derisive joke made by the ostler, or stable hand, at the inn where the highwayman frequents. The ostler's jest is aimed at the highwayman's love for Bess, the landlord's daughter, suggesting that their relationship is a source of amusement or ridicule for others. The use of the word "sniggering" implies a sneering or contemptuous tone in the ostler's joke, highlighting the disdain or disapproval of their forbidden love.
Can Poetry tell stories?
Of course it can! A lot of poems tell stories; for example, The Highwayman, about a highwayman and his lover, who shot herself to warn him of a trap to catch him. Or there is of course possibly the most impressive work of storytelling poetry ever, the Paradise Lost works.
Did Georges Seurat have a family and what can you tell me about them?
He did not marry. He lived secretly with Madeleine Knobloch and they had one son, Pierre Georges.
What can you tell me about georges seurat?
george seurat was 31 yrs old when he died he used pointillism in his paintings
How can you tell a King Cobra is a King Cobra?
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What director of early cinema is credited with bringing the audience back to the theatre by using film to tell stories A Thomas Edison b Edwin S. Porter c Georges Melies d DW Griffith?
c Georges Melies
Who does odyseus tell his story to?
a king..
How many georges is there in the world?
It would be impossible to tell you. At least once a day, a new baby George is being born into the world.
What king does Odysseus tell his journey to?
King Alcinous of the Phaeacians, Nausicaa's father.
What does Bess look like in the story of the highwayman?
Bess shot herself in her bedroom as a warning to tell him to turn back.
How did the Elf King learn the reason for the dwarfs adventure in the book The Hobbit?
They did not want to tell the elven king why they were in the forest when he asked.
What rights did the colonists tell the king they had?
to be free
