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β 11y agob. heretics
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β 11y agoThe church was the main power in Europe during the middle ages so anything that might contradict them risked them losing their immense power, also the people were very superstitious and seriously believed it to be a major crime.
People risked their lives to get food to them. If they got caught, the people in the annex would just have to starve.
both of them were great leaders.they freed a lot of slaves and risked their lives to save other people
well i did
he took a risk of saying his speech in front of everyone
No, "risked" is not at adverb.The word "risked" is a verb and a noun.
heaps of people everyone risks their lives everyday
Yes, nonconformist preaching was against the law in 1660. The Clarendon Code of 1661-1665 imposed restrictions on religious practices outside the Church of England, leading to the persecution of nonconformists. Nonconformists risked fines, imprisonment, or even death for preaching or practicing their beliefs.
Many great people risked their lives for their beliefs. Such as mahatma gandhi, subhash chandra bose etc.
because they are God poeple
'Risked' is the past tense!
The church was the main power in Europe during the middle ages so anything that might contradict them risked them losing their immense power, also the people were very superstitious and seriously believed it to be a major crime.
It depended on what they did, but often they risked being sent to a concentration camp.
It took from four to six months. If you started too early, you risked floods and mud. If you started too late, you risked snow storms,
In America those people where soldiers from the 13 colonies they consisted of merchants, and other ordinary people
People risked their lives to get food to them. If they got caught, the people in the annex would just have to starve.
He was a hero in the sense that he risked his life to rebuke King Ach'av (Ahab) and to stand against the "prophets" of the baal (idolaters).