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Answer: the second one, aan article from www.europeanhistory.net that was updated in 2008.
i’d say an article in the Journal of European History
This source isn't very recent (but it doesnt need to be because Amaya is writing about the history of Europe), but we do know that it was updated, which implies that more relevent information was posted. The information is coming from a trustworthy source (we know this because of the url the article is from), so is likely very relevent and relaible. The last source is irrelevent becasue it's abput a carmaker who had/has nothing to do with the Columbian Exchange, and the first source is from a journal (we don't know who the journal belongs to, or what kind of information is in it).
The answer ion know what you speaking
You could put the quote "everything I am, helped me to be"
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although you did not attach options for this question, we can say the following.
The original (first) covenant God made with Abraham was the promise of God to bless the descendants of Abraham. God blessed Abraham and told him that he was going to be the "father" or leader of many tribes. In Genesis, the first book of the Old Testament, God told Abraham to travel to the promised land of Cannan, but he had to make sure that his people would be faithful and loyal to God.
In comparison, the Second Covenant is the one that is referred to in the New Testament, when God, who loves his creatures, sent his own son Jesus to help humans. God promises humans that he will forgive all their sins if they followed Jesus' teachings.
