great philosopher was concerned primarily with ethical questions, such as what makes a good life. He believed that mental illness was heaven-sent. He believed it to be a blessing, and therefore no treatment was required.

Answer:

Thomas Aquinas

Explanation:

Tomás de Aquino was a priest and a great philosopher, being the greatest representative of Escolastica, where he divided his studies between Aristotelian philosophy and Christian theology. He was very attached to the ethical issues that developed in the society in which he lived and always tried to reconcile logic with religion. For example, he believed that mental illness was a disease sent from the heavens, that is, he believed that there was a divine purpose in this type of illness and therefore, the patients did not need to be treated.

Your state’s governor is appointed to a federal position when she is only halfway through her term. Which of the following types of elections would be held to fill her office?
A. primary
B. general
C. closed
D. special

What 3 powers do the National government have

How did the Shang dynasty gain control of the Yellow River valley?

They invaded the valley and defeated the former rulers.
They befriended the people and became their political leaders.
They used irrigation to manage water and gain control over the people.
They took over the farms of the people who lived there and forced them to leave.

I need help with this poem called in this blind alley I have to come up with 5 examples

Which of the following was a power
granted to the Federal government under
the Articles of Confederation?
A. Increase taxes on citizens.
B. Create laws for the states.
C. Defend the nation during wartime.

what are the four main requests they had made during the estates general meeting​

3. Which of the following was an effect of Johannes Gutenberg's printing press on Western Europe? A. The price of books increased B. The number of universities in England decreased. C. Literacy levels decreased among very religious leaders D. Europeans were exposed to new ideas about religious and secular thought. ​

the US should have become an imperial or not ?

What was key to defending against invading forces in the Early Middle Ages?
A. The ability to prey on the attacking forces' weaknesses
B. The ability to oganize sufficient money to finance a large army
C. The availability of trained generals to lead the army
D. The availability of sufficient skilled fighters for an army

5. In the 1780s, the national government under the Articles of Confederation established its authority in the Northwest Territory by
4 points
A. extending the nation’s border to the Rocky Mountains
B. settling the border dispute with Mexico
C. providing a system for the formation of new states
D. rejecting Native American Indian claims of sovereignty

7. The United States Constitution corrected a weakness of the Articles of Confederation by
4 points
A. granting the right to vote to all white males
B. giving greater power to state governments
C. creating three branches of government
D. providing a clear definition of states’ rights

Patrick Henry started a rag-tag legislature in Virginia that encouraged by sending notices to other colonies.
A British flag burning
B anarchy
C loyalty to Britain
D. Second Continental Congress​

What was the first dealy disease was
brought to the Americas by the Spanish?
The Plague
The Corona Virus
Small Pox
Typhoid

In your opinion, do you think most Americans during WWII would agree with
opinion expressed by Munson or DeWitt? Explain

CROSSWORD FOR HISTORY
Down: Across:
1. a messenger sent by God to share God’s
word with people.
2. a sacred song or poem used in worship.
3. a wise saying.
4. a belief in one God.
5. a rule that God wanted the Israelites to
follow.
6. a grasshopper that often migrates in large
numbers.
7. an agreement with God.
8. the departure of the Israelites out of slavery
in Egypt.
9. the groups of Jews living outside of the
Jewish homeland.
9. dedication, a strong commitment.
10. the official leader of a Jewish congregation.
11. a forced absence from one’s home or
country.
12. The First king of Israel.
13. laws that Moses supposedly received from
God; later became the first part of the
Hebrew Bible.
14. a social group made up of families or clans

Which of the following statements is FALSE? a. After statehood, 75% of all Texan families depended on agriculture to survive. b. Slavery provided cheap labor for cotton farmers, who needed many people to successfully farm the land. c. Slave owners’ slaves produced 90% of Texas’ cotton. d. While slaves were treated poorly, they were not seen as property under the law.

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Which role did James fennin play in the battle of the Allomo

How did the Twenty-fourth Amendment to the Constitution affect African Americans?
By allowing citizens to directly elect senators, it gave African Americans a greater voice in the government.
O By eliminating poll taxes, it meant more African Americans could vote.
O By defining citizenship, it meant all African Americans were entitled to due process
By banning slavery, it meant millions of African Americans were free from bondage.

The Great Depression caused a split between Democrats and Republicans; what did they disagree about?

What kind of home did settlers in the Alabama frontier live in?

A formal accusation handed down by the Grand Jury is a... *

7. The United States Constitution corrected a weakness of the Articles of Confederation by
A. giving greater power to state governments

B. providing a clear definition of states’ rights

C. granting the right to vote to all white males

D. creating three branches of government

8. This quotation from the Preamble illustrates the constitutional principle that people

A. is the true source of political power

B. are guaranteed an adequate standard of living

C. have the right to assemble

D. have a right to a trial by jury

Did the fall of Rome happen in the 500’s?

What did Mirabeau Lamar declare as goals for his presidency?

the industrial revolution led to increased interest in?

When the House of Representatives passed the Tallmadge Amendment in response to Missouri's request for admission to the Union, the South thought that the amendment

would threaten sectional balance
would slow the growth of the West
would silence the Northern abolitionists
would keep alive the institution of slavery

What features divided the Nile river valley in two different regions and help isolate the area from the outsiders

What are some economic and political consequence of the United states expanding west?

In ancient Rome, social classes were very rigid.
O True
O False

Match the correct person with the description

According to Lenin, which person was the most capable to take over as leader?