Stenersen in a sentence

In 1818, Søren Abel had a public theological argument with the theologian Stener Johannes Stenersen regarding his catechism from 1806.

Some merchants made huge profits from trade and shipping during the war, Stenersen: 101 resulting in an increased division between the classes.

Stenersen: 103 Especially fishermen were hit hard in the period, while farmers retained market prices through organizing regulations.

Stenersen: 124 55,000 people joined the National Unity Party, which became the only legal party.

Stenersen: 125 A resistance movement was established and became coordinate from London from 1943.

Stenersen: 134 The University of Bergen was created in 1946.

Stenersen: 156 Norway established its exclusive economic zone in the 1970s, receiving an area of convert.

Stenersen: 159 Loans guaranteed in future oil income allowed Norway to avoid a recession during the mid-1970s.

Stenersen: 167 The high wages in the oil industry made low-skill manufacturing industries uncompetitive and the Labor Party closed a number of public industrial companies which were receiving large subsidies.

Stenersen: 16 The chieftains' power increased during the Migration Period between 400 and 550 as other Germanic tribes migrated northwards and local farmers wanted protection.

Stenersen: 24 Norwegians discovered Iceland in ca. 870 and within sixty years the island had been divided among four hundred chieftains.

Stenersen: 33 Within a few years the Danish rule had become sufficiently unpopular that Norway again became united.

Stenersen: 38 The church inevitably had to take sides in the conflicts, with the civil wars also becoming an issue regarding the church's influence of the king.

Stenersen: 53 Denmark–Norway lost the war and was forced to cede Jämtland and Härjedalen to Sweden.

Stenersen: 59 To avoid deforestation, a royal decree closed a large number of sawmills in 1688; because this mostly affected farmers with small mills, by the mid 18th century only a handful of merchants controlled the entire lumber industry.

Stenersen: 62 In the last decades of the century, Hans Nielsen Hauge started the Haugean movement, which demanded the right to preach the word of God freely.

Stenersen: 68 After pressure from Norwegian merchants license trade was permitted with corn from Denmark to Eastern Norway in exchange for Norwegian timber export to the United Kingdom.

Stenersen: 75 Harvesting oats at Fossum in Jølster during the 1880s The Napoleonic Wars sent Norway into an economic crisis, as nearly all the merchants had gone bankrupt during the blockade.

Stenersen: 77 Under threat of a coup d'état by Carl Johan, Norway reluctantly paid the debt stated in the Treaty of Kiel, despite never having ratified it.

Stenersen: 84 An economic crisis hit the country from 1848, resulting in Marcus Thrane establishing the first trade unions and demanding that quality for the law independent of social class.