Four prominent Jews in history are: Abraham, Jacob, Isaac and Albert Einstein.
<h3>What trials have stood out in history?</h3>
Judaism is a monotheistic religion of Abrahamic tradition along with Islam and Christianity. It is the oldest of the three religions and currently has about 15.2 million followers.
Of the most important Jews in history, the following stand out:
- Abraham: he is the most important character in religion because he is given the label of its creator. In addition, the Jewish tradition conceives him as the main prophet.
- Jacob and Isaac: Together with Abraham they are the three patriarchs of Judaism, they are the most important prophets of the religion who are worshiped for their important task to spread the sacred word.
- Albert Einstein: He was a scientist of Jewish origin who stood out for developing the theory of relativity with which he revolutionized science, being one of the most outstanding researchers in history.
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The Articles of Confederation<span> served as the written document that established the functions of the national government of the United States </span>
It depends on the time period.
The New England colonies in the New World grew more rapidly than New France and New Netherlands. Reasons are:
- Religious freedom. The colonies were opened up to all religions.
- Opportunities to make a living. Wealthy Englishmen thought that they could grow even richer in colonies.
- Democratic government and avoiding of tyranny. On the other hand, the Dutch colony of New Netherlands was harshly and undemocratically governed.
