Beginnings of Christianity. Christianitydeveloped in Judea in the mid-first century CE, based first on the teachings of Jesus and later on the writings and missionary work of Paul of Tarsus. Originally, Christianity was a small, unorganized sect that promised personal salvation after death.
The answer would be : C. Social
In 1982 , Margaret Thatcher and her cabinet propose some plans to dismantle the Welfare State Such as increased charge on Public School , cutting of the National Health Services, and scaling back various public services
After General John Bell Hood abandoned Atlanta, he moved
the Confederate Army of Tennessee outside the city to recuperate from
the previous campaign. In early October he began a raid toward
Chattanooga, Tennessee, in an effort to draw Sherman back over ground
the two sides had fought for since May. But instead of tempting Sherman
to battle, Hood turned his army west and marched into Alabama,
abandoning Georgia to Union forces. Apparently, Hood hoped that if he
invaded Tennessee, Sherman would be forced to follow. Sherman, however,
had anticipated this strategy and had sent Major General George H.
Thomas to Nashville to deal with Hood. With Georgia cleared of the
Confederate army, Sherman, facing only scattered cavalry, was free to
move south.
United States was the nation whose legislature refused to join the League of Nations. The correct option among all the options given in the question is option "d".The League of Nations was actually created for maintaining world peace after the world was devastated by World War I. Although United States of America under President Theodore Roosevelt was one of the figures that wanted this League of Nations to happen, but United States did not join it as its Constitution did not permit. There were several other reasons that led to United States not joining the League of Nations.
