Answer:
It served as a base for the Confederates
The event caused Ivan to be less terrible for a short period of time was his mother's death.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
Ivan IV Vasilyevich was a Moscow prince, and in 1547, he became the earliest Russian tsar. He was an dictatorial ruler and during his reign the people suffered greatly because he was responsible for the massacre in Novgorod.
He killed both his elder son and unborn grandson, which led to political instability in the empire. Ivan's childhood was full of struggles when his mother died at the age of eight and spent his childhood as a peasant, fighting between rival aristocrats.
Answer:
How did they know who was Jewish?
■ How did Jews fight back?
■ Who were the Nazis?
■ Why did they target Jews?
Explanation:
The given statement is an example of glittering generalities
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
The 'glittering' in the glittering generalities denotes the glowing embarkment of the statement, This is a general term that glows the value of the statement more than its being factual in presence. This is the reason, it is also known as glowing generality.
The phrase appears very appealing either in substance or demand or emotion and is involved within the conceptual purview of the ideal belief without having to be any justified association with reasonable information or basal support. The same appears in the given statement.
Answer: The Principles are honesty, fairness, objectivity and Responsibility
Explanation: The Institute of Management Accountant IMA lists the codes of ethical practice which all professionals must display and which when violated may lead to disciplinary action. These are divided into Principles and Standards. The principles are honesty, fairness, objectivity and Responsibility. While the standards are competence, confidentiality, Integrity and Credibility.
