The original purpose of the Selective Service Act of 1917 was to draft Americans into the armed forces. This was used as a means to increase the size of the American army during World War I.
A synagogue is a place of Jewish worship, where Jews congregate and see their rabbi and practice the laws of the Torah. Sabbath, or Shabbat, is a weekly practice of rest that starts Friday at sundown and ends Saturday evening. During Shabbat, Jews light candles and observe the rest that G-d took on the seventh day of creating the world.
Kosher is a form of religious dietary restriction that Jews practice. It includes not mixing meats and milk, and not eating animals that have split hooves.
Answer: We dont know much about this time.
Explanation:
Compared with other eras, historians dont know as much about this time. In some ways, this period of time has been lost to history
There are several reasons to support this. Back in the 1950's and 60's, the high unemployment rate equated to high Democratic backing. The democratic backing rose significantly as more and more issues surfaced. State Legislation which were controlled by the democrats redrew congressional district maps.
This made it difficult for the Republicans to win House seats. Up until the 90's till today, it is evident that democrats tend to do better in low-turnout districts as compared to the republicans who tend to do well in high-turnout district and thus, dominate congress. According to very many political science evidence, till date, suggest that electoral system has no partisan bias.
ANSWER: France
Napoleon Bonaparte, as a French Leader who sought to extend his power through Europe, the country that benefited the most during his rule was France.
His term began in 1799 when the French Revolution had just come to an end and the country was immersed in instability and ruins for the war.
Napoleon progressively brought political stability to the nation, by sorting out France’s administration, national and local. He made the Napoleonic Code (1804), a civil code that replaced many of the injustices of the feudal law and helped stabilized French society, he established secular secondary education, founded the "légion-d’honneur" (1802), an order of merit for military and civil merits; promoted religious and political freedoms for Protestants and Jews, made peace with Roman Catholic Church, among others.
