One of the preconditions for the success of the Printing Pre…

One of the preconditions for the success of the Printing Press and the Printing Revolution was the prevalence of [BLANK-1] in Europe. From the mid-fourteenth century onward, these industries were common in Europe and produced massive amounts of cheap products necessary for printing. These industries had originated in China and were spread to Europe from Muslim Spain, but became commonplace in the continent.

At the end of the twelfth century, the Muslim scholar Maulan…

At the end of the twelfth century, the Muslim scholar Maulana Burhān ud-dīn Marghīnānī wrote [BLANK-1]. In this text, he discussed the rules regarding Muslim marriage and stated that Muslim men could practice polygamy and marry as many as four wives, as that number was explicitly expressed in the Qur’an. The wives could be free women or slaves and he argued against an older Muslim scholar named Shāfi’ī, who claimed that only one of the wives could be a slave. According to Marghīnānī, any number of the four wives could be slaves or free women.

Literally named after university professors, [BLANK-1] was a…

Literally named after university professors, [BLANK-1] was an intellectual movement that was part of the Twelfth Century Renaissance in Europe. Universities, such as the University of Paris, Oxford, Cambridge, and the University of Bologna, were hotbeds of this intellectual movement that sought to apply logic and reason to faith. The two most famous practitioners of this intellectual movement were Peter Abelard and Thomas Aquinas.

The Plantagenet Dynasty came to an end during the War of the…

The Plantagenet Dynasty came to an end during the War of the Roses in 1485, when Henry Tudor defeated [BLANK-1] (the last of his line) at Bosworth Field. Henry would reestablish a strong monarchical line and begin the Tudor line of kings (including notable monarchs like Henry VIII and Elizabeth I).

Multiple Answers below. Spelling counts as this is auto-grad…

Multiple Answers below. Spelling counts as this is auto-graded. There’s a few acceptable answers here depending on whether you use spaces in your answers.  What kind of fault is this? [fault1] What would you label the RIGHT side of this fault? [fault2] Describe the type of forces that are creating this fault. [fault3]