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Please response to the questions using specific examples and historical details in a well-developed essay that includes an introduction, strong thesis statement, and cohesive paragraphs, and conclusion: 1. What were reasons underlying the emergence and spread of Protestant faiths in Europe? 2. How and why did Europeans views of the world or universe-and their place within it- change during the early modern period? 3. Compare and construct the political developments in England and France during the seventeenth century?
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What role did the extended family play in the lives of African Americans slaves?
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