B. If you look at the dates, the earliest instance of the plague started in the south. Then, it continues to spread upwards and to the west, and the dates continue chronologically, from 1347 to 1349.
Answer:
Under the compromise, Texas surrendered its claims to present-day New Mexico and other states in return for federal assumption of Texas's public debt. California was admitted as a free state, while the remaining portions of the Mexican Cession were organized into New Mexico Territory and Utah Territory.
Explanation:
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The correct matches are as follows:
1 . Ephesians 2
concerning how the Jews and Gentiles have been brought together into one body
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2 . 1 and 2 Thessalonians
3 . 2 Timothy
</span>matters pertaining to Ephesus and Troas
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4 . Philemon
</span>focused discussion on the return of Christ. <span>
5 . Philippians
</span>expression of thankfulness and joy <span>
6 . Galatians
</span>focuses on the theme: the Law cannot save man
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7 . 2 Corinthians
</span>defense of apostleship
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8 . 1 Corinthians
</span> includes chapter on the doctrine of the resurrection
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9 . 1 Timothy and Titus
</span>provide guidelines for leadership to young pastors <span>
10 . Colossians
</span>regarding an appeal to a master to show his slave kindness
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11 . Romans
</span>concerning false doctrines and the deity of Christ
Answer:
a.other nations would not form an alliance against him.
Explanation:
In France, public opinion´s mood was aversion to another war. In Britain, people did not care about the German remilitarization of the Rhineland. So, German troops and planes marched and flew over the Rhineland and there was not a Western reaction in 1936.
Petrarch was pulled between two worlds, the ideal world of antiquity and his desire to improve the current world. He believed he could learn to make the world a better place by studying classical literature. He, along with other humanists, admired the formal beauty of classical writing. He attempted to share the teachings of classical texts by studying them, and then, imitating them in Latin writings of his own.
