Answer:
true
Explanation:
The Final Solution is the shortened version of what the Nazis called the Final Solution to the Jewish Question. It was the term for the Nazi plan for the extermination and Genocide of the Jewish people during World War II.The code name was for the murder of all Jews in reach but was not restricted to Europe once they had completed their aims within the continent. The program evolved during the first 2 years of the war leading to the Holocaust where the aim was to murder “every last Jew in the German grasp”.The Final Solution was a policy of the Nazi Party, a policy of deliberate and systematic genocide, and was formulated by Nazi leadership in the January of 1942 at the Wannsee Conference which was held near Berlin. Following this, the Holocaust took the lives of 90% of the Polish-Jewish population, two-thirds of the Jewish European population. That is around six million Jews in total.
Louis XVIII became the King of France after Napoleon was exiled.
If the house and the senate pass different versions of a piece of legislation, the differences will be resolved BY A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Conference committee is the committee of the United State congress which is appointed by the house of representative and senate to resolve disagreement on a particular bill. The committee is usually made up of the senior members of both house of representative and senate who originally considered the legislation.
Frederick Douglass is the U.S. Abolitionist who founded the "North Star".
Answer:
Correct answer is C. creating influential art and writing.
Explanation:
Option A is not correct answer as slavery existed in Rome until the last days of existence.
Option B is not correct as most of the Empires before the Roman were polytheistic, including Egyptian, Assyrian...
Option C is correct as Roman artists and writers made a large impact on European art, especially in the period of Renaissance.
Option D is not correct as in certain period Romans were not allowing religious freedom. The best example for that is Christianity until the 4th century.
