4.The Unicorn is a symbol that represents eternal life and power the Unicorn also represents the loyalty that Scotland has with England. The rulers might choose the unicorn to support they shield because they wants to show that England has strength, protector, wisdom and eternal life. The shield protects and the Unicorn can be seen as a protector as well. 5.The unicorn has a chain around his neck because England is supposed to be working together with Scotland but England still tames the power of Scotland not letting them step out of place still under England’s control. 6.The phrase that a ruler would want to be included in the coat of arms would be “Blessed are the peacemakers” this shows that if you do not want to be involved with the war you will not be fought and left alone and the peacemakers are good people and can show mercy.
The aim of the marriages of Henry’s children into the royal houses of foreign powers was to establish the Tudor dynasty as rightful rulers of England. Acknowledgement of kingship was vital to Henry VII, who was a usurper of the English crown, and by marrying his family to foreign monarchs he could gain international recognition of his status. A suitable marriage would result in a foreign power having a vested interest in the Tudor dynasty so as to maintain peace between themselves and the new English rulers. The marriage of Prince Arthur and Catherine of Aragon was a prime example of this. Spain, which was united in 1469 by the marriage of Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile, had become a major power in Europe.
The document explains that Constantine wanted Pope Sylvester I to wear a crown of gold and gems to show his status as ruler. However, Pope Sylvester I refused the crown, stating that he did not want to cover the clerical crown he already wore. So Constantine adorned his head with a tiara symbolizing the resurrection of Christ. Pope Sylvester I also wore the imperial colored robes and used the royal banners when traveling. Constantine reported that he gave him the shoulder band or collar that usually surrounded the imperial neck and the same rank as those of the highest ranking individuals in charge the imperial cavalry.
Charlemagne or Charles the great, Carolingian monarch. He was a very strong element in unifying Western Europe through the blessing of the church. Charlemagne Grandfather had partnership with the church during his period of time; he was the one who started the process to bring Western Europe together, in the belief that everyone should be Christian. Charlemagne father, Pepin the short contiutued this process thought the Western Europe and passed his beliefs on to Charlemagne. All three Carolingian monarchs wanted the church to reform, wanted to reorganize the church under the pope; all this would help raise their power as the Carolingian dynasty.
He emphasized heavily on the importance of unity between the states, the significance of the Constitution, the Checks and Balances System, and amendments. He mentioned about the implication of religion, education, and morality that exist in the newly settled nation. Lastly, he proposed the Proclamation of Neutrality of 1793 (Doc A). This proclamation was serving as a principle to have an effective legacy of the country. George Washington stated that they should deal with “sincerity and good faith adopt and pursue a conduct friendly and impartial [to Britain].” He may have stated this for he was the first to be the role model of the future presidents, therefore he would want to leave a legacy that will effectively put American in the positive direction.
Truman still managed to give a good speech. He respected Roosevelt, and said that he would keep this country moving forward because that’s what Roosevelt would have done. He also gave up most respect to the brave men and women who fight for this country and maintain our freedom, and keep this country the way our forefathers wanted it. I also liked how he prayed at the end of his speech. I thought it was a nice way to end it, by only asking to be a good and faithful servant to his Lord and his people.
Winthrop formed the Massachusetts Bay joint stock company and governed the colony. For those seeking change from corrupt England, this charter became a chance to establish a “true Christian commonwealth” (Breen 35). They sought to create a society where “the will of God would be observed in every detail” (Morgan 69) because they felt as though England failed them by deviating from Gods’ word. Ultimately the Puritans wanted to emphasize that the Bible was the supreme law of the land as well as the only source of instructions to live by as a Christian. They wanted to establish the New World as a region free of sin.
Loyalty Through the noble deeds performed in Anglo-Saxon originated epic, the ideal of loyalty is portrayed through the main character, Beowulf. Since he is the ideal thane, the failure of other knights to be as extraordinary as Beowulf makes him seem even more faithful and noble. Beowulf was loyal to all of his kin, kingdom, king, country, and his subjects. With this and courage he was a model thane, as well as king, for he was portrayed through the epic as the perfect warrior, and the most idealistic knight of his time. As described in the story, Beowulf is fiercely loyal; he has allegiance with all that are not enemies.
Chapter 18: The Age of Faith I. Age of Faith a. From ancient fertility statues, to the Egyptian ka, to the rise of Buddhism- shows how powerful religion can be in setting the course culture, and the advent of Christianity in the Western World makes this abundantly clear. b. The West’s calendar is Christian.
Also, the relief shows king’s unique crown and the spike which represents the ruler as a warrior. The crown reflects his elevated status in his kingdom. b) What is the meaning of the winged Genie and what role does in play? Does winged Genie in Assyrian art always have a human face? Winged Genie means protection.