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The main difference of Bohr's model from the modern model is Bohr's assertion that electrons move in circular orbits. Modern theory accepts other types of orbits for electrons. Furthermore, for Bohr electrons were particles, only, we now accept that they are waves. Finally, a scientist believed that we can find the position and velocity of an electron perfectly, and we now know that it is only possible to estimate a possible location.
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Well in history in general, I'd go with the Romans. The Romans are the one who caused the spread of Christianity and affected everyone today by making it the state religion. The way Romans spread Christianity is that the Romans persecuted early Christians. They'd feed them to lions, burn them alive or crucify them. Although the Romans were the ones hurting the Christians, the Romans were actually helping the Christians. Every persecuted Christian would make another beleive, making others know that these Christians must really have a real God- Jesus. After Rome fell, Christianity still spread more and more...and still is. Did you know that about 1/3 of the world is Christian? Amazing, right?
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The Government should improve on the protection of lives and properties of the citizens. This is a vital aspect in which I would want to have improved upon by the government.
This is because life is precious and important and should be taken very seriously. Protection of lives and properties will help the Government cater for the people and ensure everyone is living under peaceful conditions and without fear of the unknown.
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From what I can see, the route (image) is not being shown. But if I were you, I would choose the spots on the route that lead to Italy. Whether it is the fastest route or just simply leads to Italy. No one can really help any further without an image of the route (assuming there is one, and there probably is due to the format of the question), so maybe just post the question again with the image attached if my answer didn't help much.