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B.
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"Anti-semitism" is a form of prejudice against Jews. It is an age-old prejudice prevailing in society. Anti-semitism took its ugly turn during the Nazis in Germany when millions of Jews were killed.
In Nazi Germany, the army spread the myth that Germany did not lose the war because of the army but because of Jews, who betrayed their country. This myth extinguished hatred among German against Jews, resulting in the slaughter of millions of Jews.
Therefore, the correct answer is option B. Adolf Hitler blamed Jews for the prevailing problem in German, igniting hatred in the hearts of people.
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Confucius believed that rulers did not need to use force to return harmony to society. Confucius said: "If you govern them by means of virtue (de) and keep order among them by ritual (li), people will gain their own sense of shame and correct themselves."
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c. A self-portrait of Albrecht Durer.
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The Protestant was a break away from the Catholic church which was the dominant religion, and which also influenced religion in the 16th century. One of the major beliefs rejected by the protestants was the use of images in worship. The protestants believed that there should be a direct connection with God in worship devoid of images. Therefore, any representation of Jesus would have been rejected by the Protestants after the reformation.
The ideas promoted by the protestant would lead to more exposure and originality in arts. Albert Durer was a foremost protestant and diagrammatic painter at that time. Martin Luther who championed the protestant course at that time believed that the fact that images were sometimes abused should not lead to the total abolishing of them. So a self-portrait of the artist would not have offended the protestants so long as it was not used in worship.
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An English aristocrat who wrote a series of letters from Turkey describing the procedure which is now called inoculation (ih not' you lay' shun). She had her son and then daughter publicly inoculated and its success became famous among British elite
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Lady Mary Montagu was suffering through smallpox, a.k.a. “the speckled monster,” a disease that in her day — the early 18th century — was the deadliest on earth, eventually wiping out more people than the Black Plague. But today, somehow, it's gone. There hasn't been a case of smallpox reported in more than 40 years