It improved their reputation. Namely, the Battle of Zama was the decisive third and last battle of the Punic wars where the Romans and Carthaginians were waging war. The Romans won this battle as Scipio won against Hannibal in a decisive manner. After this battle, the Carthaginians and Romans settled for peace on very bad and humiliating terms for the Carthaginians.
All of this improved the way how Scipio, other Roman generals and Rome's army in general was viewed.
Q1:
Persecution of the Christians from A.d 64 to 67 was caused by emperor Nero.
Q2: yes
the Cretans were instructed to obedient to civil authorities.
Q3: False
Paul established churches in four provinces of the Roman Empire Galatia,Macedonia and Achaia and in Asia too.
Q4: False
the major problem at the church was false teachings.
The main incentive to rule in favor of slaveholders when a runaway was taken into custody and brought before the federal commissioner was because such a ruling would technically be upholding a person's "right to property" which was thought to be protected. <span />
Answer:
- A language, such as Arameian, that is no longer spoken
Explanation:
The lost languages are languages that have gone extinct over time. These languages were spoken by a group of people in the past and existed for a particular period of time in a particular area.
Over time though, these languages have started to be replaced by other languages, some forcefully imposed, some because they were advantageous. That has gradually led to a decrease in the number of speakers of the language, and over time there was no one speaking it. That process has taken only several years in some cases, and several hundreds, or even a thousand of years.
Examples of such languages are the Arameian language from Mesopotamia, Tocharian language from northwestern China, Thracian from the eastern Balkans and many more.
1.)In 1765 Parliament passed the Quartering Act that said the colonists needed to find or pay for lodging for British soldiers stationed in America
2.)Britain needed money to pay for its war debts. The King and Parliament believed they had the right to tax the colonies.
3.) colonist were tied to Britain through trade and by the way they were governed. Trade was restricted so the colonies had to rely on Britain for imported goods and supplies. There were no banks and very little money,