Two nations that fought on the side of Russia and Serbia in WWII were France and Britain.
<h3>Which nations fought on the side of Russia and Serbia?</h3>
The French were allied to Russia so when war broke out and saw Russia and Serbia fighting against Germany and Austria-Hungary, France joined the Russians and Serbians.
Britain was allied with France and so joined the war on the side of the French.
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During his presidency, Richard Nixon struggled to end the war in Vietnam.
C. To create a strong group to protect from outside invaders.
The purpose of the Delian League was to protect Greece from the Persians and liberate Ionia from Persian rule.
The correct answer is D) he was an advocated for the freedom of religion an educational rights.
The sentence that is not true about Thomas de Aquinas is “he was an advocated for the freedom of religion an educational rights.”
Thomas de Aquinas (1224-1274), is considered by the Roman Catholic Church as one of the most important theologians. He wrote one of the most relevant books of theology, “Summa Theologiae”, that was a sum of the teachings of Aristotle. He was considered a philosopher, a theologian, but what he was not considered was an advocated for the freedom of religion an educational rights.
Galileo is considered as one of the bravest and most important scientists that lived in the late Middle Ages. He was very interested in astronomy, how the universe looks, how it works, what is the role of Earth in all of that. Despite being constantly under pressure, and even under threat of being executed, Galileo was not giving up on his dream and interests. He managed to develop a new, revolutionary invention in secrecy, the telescope. He used his invention in order to be able to observe the universe better. Once he was able to see some things in the sky much better, Galileo started to note things, to draw them, to notice patters, the movements of the space objects he was able to see. Eventually he came to a conclusion that the Earth was not the center of the universe and that everything spins around it, but instead, the Sun is the center of the universe (not true, but still big step forward) and that the Earth and the other planets spin around it. The only object that he noticed spinning around Earth was the Moon. This was not well accepted by the clergy, as that would have deteriorated the reputation and trustworthiness of the church in the people's eyes, so they were doing everything they could to stop such thing to come out in public. Eventually though, the church lost the battle, and Galileo's findings reached the public and opened up a door for further explorations.
