Why was the election of 1800 an important turning point in American history? This election of 1800 was an important turning point in American history because at the time the Federalists controlled the army the presidency and Congress they could've refused to step down and overthrown the Constitution.
Answer:
The English believed that God had given them the right to judge breaches of English laws made by other people, and could punish them with death or torture, if necessary.
Explanation:
The British believed that their laws should be strictly followed in their territories. For them, this was the will of God, which allowed the English, as Christians, to have some rights, given by God Himself to solve problems of breaking the law. For the English, God allowed them to judge people who broke the laws, moreover, God allowed the English to provide punishments for those people, even if those punishments included torture and death in a slow and cruel way.
Answer: The Final Defeat of Mark Antony & his Ally Cleopatra at the Battle of Actium in 31 BC, and the Senate's grant of Extraordinary Powers to Octavian as Augustus in 27 BC which Effectively made him the First Roman Emperor. Thus Ended the Republic.
I'd say A, reading the Torah (which means "the law", and is meant to instruct), and is the first five books of the Old Testament in the bible. It It would definitely not be B, as they are monotheistic like Christians and worship only one God, and though they did make burnt offerings or sacrifice animals at one point, that isn't practiced anymore.
