What was one major weakness of the articles of confederation? a. there was no standing military to protect the country. b. the state governments had no power to trade. c. the national government had no power to tax. d. there was no legislative branch to pass laws.

Imagine a perfect place. write about what that looks, feels, sounds, tastes, smells like using subjunctive words (ought, to, should, and would). read the article "home in amarna."

In this lesson, you learned about the early battles in the civil war. what did these battles have in common? in one or two sentences, state the main idea of the lesson.

How did the church gain secular power? a) monks forced massive numbers of people to convert through fear of punishment. b) the church issued interdicts, laws passed by the church regardless of secular law. c) the church's power to deny the sacraments gave the church power over christians. d) canon law established secular courts under the control of the church.