Jews who opposed Jesus and his followers did not believe he was the Son of God or that he was resurrected three days after being crucified. Although many thousands of Jews did become followers of Christ and were the leader of the early Christian church.
Rome built a much stronger navy seeing that amphibious attacks would be just as important to defend against as land invasions.
Answer:
B. Find harmony with nature
Explanation:
It just is...
Every major city in Georgia had a military installation of some sort. The world's largest infantry training school in the world was at Fort Benning in Columbus. The US Navy trained its 2,000 pilots in the University of Georgia in Athens, and hundreds of thousands of enlisted men made their way to Hunter Field and Camp Gordon. Up to 13,000 civilians were employed in Robin's Field. Defense contractors moved to Georgia and provided jobs to civilians and helped the state in its economic recovery. As many as 28,000 workers were hired to build B-29 bombers by Marietta's Bell Aircraft plant.
Answer:
Goths were barbarian tribes.
Explanation:
In 376, the Goths arrived along the Danube River and appealed Flavius Valens (Roman emperor), for approving to cross the river and enter the Roman Empire. The purpose of asking permission to enter the Roman Empire was a concern of the Huns. Huns were nomads known for their brutal who placed a military pressure on the Goths as they began to move in the west direction.
The Goths first came to the Roman empire to seek shelter. At first, the relationship between the Romans and Goths was peaceable, but as the number of Gothic people increased, the Romans fought back. Goths fought against Romans in the late 300s A.D., that led to the downfall of the Roman Empire.
