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Internet (Breitbart, Infowars)
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The reason Islam was readily accepted in captured territories was because <u>B. </u><u>Christians </u><u>and </u><u>Jews </u><u>already had</u><u> similar beliefs. </u>
<h3>Spread of Islam </h3>
- After the death of Muhammed, Muslims spread out from Arabia and conquered much of North Africa and Southern Europe.
- This allowed them to convert many to their cause.
The areas that were captured were mostly under Christian dominance which made assimilation to Islam easier as both Christians and Muslims share similar belief such as monotheism and being descended from Abraham.
In conclusion, option B is correct.
Find out more on the similarities between Islam and Christianity at brainly.com/question/4319165.
The correct answer is this - <span>this research would not require IRB review because it would be eligible for exemption since the researcher is not interacting with the children and the playground is a public setting.
If the conditions were a little bit different, then his IRB review would also require different results. However, since there is no real interaction with the children, but rather only observation, an IRB review is not necessary in this case and can be avoided.
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Answer:
Reasonable care of a warehouse company.
Explanation:
A warehouse company is that which is in the business of receiving and storing the goods of others for a price. No matter what kind or type of goods they store, this company becomes the guardian of this property and, therefore, has certain duties that are expected of them as such: By accepting them for storage and safekeeping, they might become the unwitted guardians of property targeted for theft, hazardously combustible or potentially contaminating.
Jefferson believed that the federal government could claim powers only directly assigned to it by the Constitution. All others powers fell to the states. Hamilton believed that the federal government should be able to claim powers that were implied by the Constitution