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For the seventeeth century New England Puritans what was the most important institution in society?
The Church.
Why were the puritans political view undemocratic?
They were blocked from changing the system from within, but their views were the Puritans became a major political force in England and came to power as a only in their piety and discipline but in their democratic practices".
How did the romans come to dominate italy and what political institution did they create?
The Romans came to dominate Italy by conquest and alliances. The political institution they formed was the empire under the republican form of government.The Romans came to dominate Italy by conquest and alliances. The political institution they formed was the empire under the republican form of government.The Romans came to dominate Italy by conquest and alliances. The political institution they formed was the empire under the republican form of government.The Romans came to dominate Italy by conquest and alliances. The political institution they formed was the empire under the republican form of government.The Romans came to dominate Italy by conquest and alliances. The political institution they formed was the empire under the republican form of government.The Romans came to dominate Italy by conquest and alliances. The political institution they formed was the empire under the republican form of government.The Romans came to dominate Italy by conquest and alliances. The political institution they formed was the empire under the republican form of government.The Romans came to dominate Italy by conquest and alliances. The political institution they formed was the empire under the republican form of government.The Romans came to dominate Italy by conquest and alliances. The political institution they formed was the empire under the republican form of government.
Which political institution receives the least media coverage?
the supreme court
The dominant political institution during most of the nineteenth century was?
Congress was the dominant political institution in the US during most of the 19th century. The presidency became more powerful during the 20th century.
What social institution did the puritans develope?
schools and churches
What is a political institution?
a political institution is a system of politics and government.
What political party were Puritans?
They were not a political party. Puritans is the name of 16th/17th century groups of very strict, often anti-Catholic protestants.
Why did puritans found their colonies?
for religious and political freedom
For the seventeeth century New England Puritans what was the most important institution in society?
The Church.
What group did not believe that the Church should have political influence?
The Puritans
Which of the following political ideas was rejected by the puritans?
right to vote
What was the puritans political order?
they were ordered by ball length of hips
What are the functions of political institutions in transitional democracies?
function of political institution
What political change weakened the purtan community?
The charter took away some of the Puritans political privileges
Why were the puritans political view undemocratic?
They were blocked from changing the system from within, but their views were the Puritans became a major political force in England and came to power as a only in their piety and discipline but in their democratic practices".
What was the dominant political institution during the 19th century?
Congress was the dominant political institution during the 19th century.
