Which of these statements contrasts the Jewish Ten Commandments with the Zoroastrian concept of dualism? A.Dualism is based on t
he idea that people are inherently evil, while the Jewish Ten Commandments state that people are inherently good. B.The Jewish Ten Commandments are derived from the Vedas, while the idea of dualism is unique to Zoroastrianism. C.Judaism's concept of monotheism is evident in the Jewish Ten Commandments, while dualism establishes Zoroastrianism's belief in two gods. D.The Jewish Ten Commandments set forth specific laws. Dualism conveys the single general concept of the ongoing struggle between good and evil.
It was the policy or practice of more open consultative government and wider dissemination of information, initiated by leader Mikhail Gorbachev from 1985.
The historical figure that needs to be researched is Eugene Debs. Thus, the answer is letter C. He was the Socialist Party's candidate for president last 1920. He campaigned from a prison cell. The party worked hard for disarmament and prevention of war.