Protestant reforms of the 16th century included an attitude toward religious images that ranged from wariness to outright hostility. the walls of protestant churches were bare: "the kingdom of god is a kingdom of hearing, not of seeing," said martin luther. one result was that northern renaissance artists turned increasingly to the everyday world around them for subject matter and one of the most fruitful subjects they began to explore was landscape as seen in

Which pair of numbered statements best completes the chart related to thefeatures of the chambers of congress? senatehouse of representativesproposes all tax billsapproves presidential appointments(1)oa. (1) all states have equal representation; (2) representation basedon state populationsob. (1) ratifies treaties with foreign countries; (2) can impeach publicofficialsoc. (1) affected by gerrymandering; (2) not affected bygerrymanderingod. (1) led by the vice president; (2) led by a speaker

Which statement from the excerpt shows that president obama believes it is the president's duty to ensure that native american nations are involved in the democratic process? a. "when anybody in this country is not being treated equally under the law . . it's my job as president to solve it." b. "i made it a point to meet with tribal leaders . . because i wanted to make sure our country did better by our first americans." c. "i wanted to change the relationship between our governments—to elevate your voices in washington and give your tribes greater say over the decisions that affect the lives of your people every day." d. "and i wanted to turn the page on a history that is riddled with too many broken promises, [and] write a new chapter with a spirit of respect and trust."

Base your answer on the statements below and on your knowledge of social studies. speaker a: the political union created by the constitution of the united states is not a temporary compact of the states but rather an unbreakable bond created by the people of the nation. speaker b: the reserved powers are clearly indicated and protected in both the original constitution and in the 10th amendment of the bill of rights. speaker c: liberty is best preserved in the hands of the government closest to the people. union is desirable only if it preserves our liberty. speaker d: nullification! secession! what miserable words—words that threaten the continuance of both our liberty and our union which two speakers express the greatest support for the concept of state's rights?