Upon the fall of constantinople to the ottoman empire in 1453, was seen as the true inheritor of the christian realm.

Shaken by the collapse of the steel industry, which had provided them with an unshakable sense of identity for more than a century, pittsburghers hunkered down and built a new economy based on services, medicine, education, and technology. in the process, they transformed their community from one driven by quantity of production into one devoted to quality of life. —peter miller, "pittsburgh: stronger than steel," national geographic, december 1991. the community remodeling carried out in pittsburgh was accomplished partly through the conversion of old factories for new uses—a process known as a. urban renewal. c. gentrification. b. retooling. d. urban pioneering.

How are deposits reflected in a balance sheet? what are they known as?

Which are results of technological advances? increased people's exposure to new ideas created a global culture valued by people around the world brought harmony to diverse groups of people reduced the number of people living in rural areas