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The first part (square) is all i can do
These lines are the truth and they will prove themselves
Everyone is treated the same and is equal in everything----- This actually means all white land-owning men are created equal.
We have rights that can never be taken away no matter what and we are born with these rights
Among those rights are the right to pursue happiness, to live, and to express ourselves
Phillip Scheidemann was a German politician. He was a journalist, and he also at one point was the mayor of Kassel. He declared the establishment of the German Republic. He died in Copenhagen and was 74 years old.
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Revolutionary nationalism grew across Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries (including in the Balkans), due to the influence of the French Revolution. As the power of the Ottoman Empire declined, Greek nationalism began to assert itself. The most influential of the Greek writers and intellectuals was Rigas Feraios.
Answer: A. united in support of the war.
Explanation: The others weren't as prominent
Penn Foster is a group of schools that was started by Thomas J. Foster in during the 1880s. The school was originally started as a mining school to help the miners pass the mining safety act of 1885. Just before the mining safety act was signed into law, there was a series of coal mining accidents and illnesses that claimed many coal miners' lives. Foster was upset at the number of lives lost because the miners were not properly trained. The Mine Safety act was an attempt to prevent the loss of life in the mines. The miners had to pass a safety test before they were allowed to work in the coal mines. The problem was that, because the miners were uneducated, they failed the safety test. Forster's school educated the miners and helped them pass the safety test.
