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Explanation:
Regarding your first activity, the first book of John perfectly matches the outline mentioned in your question, as it's often considered as the handbook of christianity (Jesus 101, if you may).
In relation to your second question, John was known as <em>The Apostle of Love </em>because of the transformation he had endured to become a loving pastor-like mentor in his writings and teachings. This was particularly special because John used to be somewhat reckless, aggressive and impulsive, to then become this humble, loving, compassionate man.
I’m pretty sure the answer to this is James Monroe.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
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What was known as New Imperialism was the period in human history when powerful nations such as the United States, Great Britain, France, and Russia, among others, supported imperialistic ideas at the end of the 1800s and the beginning of the 1900s.
For example, this was a period in which the European superpowers met at the so-called Berlin Conference of 1884 until 1885. In that series of meetings, they decided on how to split the African Continent. This action of splitting the black continent was commonly known as "The Scramble For Africa," a period in which European powers such as France, Germany, Great Britain, and Portugal colonized African territories, mostly to exploit their natural resources and raw materials.
