<span>Before the angel Gabriel appeared to the prophet Mohammad, the Arabian desert was populated by nomadic tribes who held many different beliefs including Judaism and beliefs in good and bad spirit Gods. In the late fifth century Christian missionaries were preaching the Christian word, and a large portion of the Najran province was Christian.</span>
Elizabeth ascended the throne at the age of 25.
History itself does not change.
But sometimes what we want from it does.
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I think Japan's decision to attack Pearl Harbor was justified from the perspective of the Japanese Army according to the circumstances of that moment during World War II.
The Japanese wanted retribution for the recent oil embargo decision of the United States. In August 1941, the US federal government imposed an oil embargo as a punishment for the Japanese invasion and presence over different regions of Asia.
Japanese officials considered that an unexpected attack over the navy base of Pearl Harbor, in Hawaii would severely diminish the navy vessels on the United States in the Pacific, opening the way for a powerful Japanese presence in the area.
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The Mexican American War was heavily influenced by the debate on slavery in the United States of America. Ulysses S. Grant, future top military commander of Union Army and president, said that the Civil War was a God´s punishment for the Mexican American War, a "wicked war" motivated by imperialism and expansion of slavery, in his words. The war was supported by many Americans who saw in it the fulfillment of the Manifest Destiny, the promise that the USA would extent from sea to sea as an expression of the divine will. In the 1840s, in the antebellum years, the debate was focused on whether the new territories should be slavery-free or admit slavery. The opposing positions created another legislative crisis. Under the Compromise of 1850, California was admitted as a free state, but it didn´t decide the status of other new states. Kansas and Nebraska were also political battlefields between pro-slavery and anti-slavery activists.
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