False. It is the belief that there is a higher being but there is no need for congregation in a church as it a being that does not intervene with the universe which is different to, let's say Christian belief where prayer is done in large groups
Answer:
a treaty is being signed by two official
the mail was send by anna
(c) was born in another country.
Explanation:
The term <em>first generation Americans</em> is used for people who were born elsewhere and immigrated to United States. These people were the first foreign born people to gain citizenship or permanent residency in United States.
Thus a first generation American can best be described as someone who was born in another country.
Answer:
Blameless
Explanation:
If the word "blameless" were to be substituted for "irreproachable" in the passage, it will still retain the meaning. The meaning being that these good fathers, faithful wives, devoted sons, chaste daughters and honest tradesmen are people of exemplary characters. People who are free from criticism, reproach and blame.
Answer:
Buck is a beloved domesticated pet, living comfortably. However, after gold is discovered in the Yukon territory of Canada, Buck is stolen by Miller’s gardener as the demand for sled dogs increased. The gardener sells Buck to dog traders and makes a profit, and Buck was shipped north, abused and beaten as he goes. Along with another dog named Curly, Buck is sold to two government couriers, François and Perrault, who put him to work as a sled dog. Buck is soon overwhelmed by his surroundings, particularly when he sees a group of huskies attack and kill Curly. As Buck is forced to adapt to the wild, his primitive instincts begin to surface. It is during this time that he makes an enemy of the lead sled dog, Spitz. The two fight a number of times, and Buck consistently undermines him in the hopes of diminishing his authority. After a final, decisive battle, Buck kills Spitz and appoints himself as the new lead dog—something he convinces his owners to go along with through his sheer stubbornness. With Buck as lead dog, the team begins making trips in record time. The team, along with Buck, is eventually sold to a mail carrier who forces the dogs to carry arduously heavy loads. This work results in the death of one of the dogs.