In post-war Japan, the United States implemented a policy of "rebuilding the nation" The Allies had learned their lesson after WWI, when they were too harsh on the losers.
Answer:
B. consider religion less important to their lives
Explanation:
It seems to be a very basic principle, at least in most cases, that as a country is becoming more and more secular, the religion is becoming less and less important, and the religious authorities lose big chunk of power. The reason for this is that the secular states are clearly separating the politics from the religion, thus the religion doesn't have any political power. As the religious authorities lose their power, and the people become more educated and free, gradually they leave the religion behind, and either just respect it as part of their tradition, or totally abandon it and move toward atheism. This can easily be seen in the majority of the well developed countries.
Answer:
religious movement
Explanation:
The Protestant Reformation was a religious movement. It started off as a protest against the Catholic Church and the manner in which it behaved and propagated the religion. This reform was accepted by many people, as it was much better, closer to the original principals of the Christianity, not being cruel and constantly scaring and threatening its followers. This resulted into the formation of the first Protestant churches. The Catholic Church was not happy at all about it and it gave its best to stop the Protestant Reformation, but it didn't managed to do so. The Catholic Church big portion of its followers in Europe, thus lost lot of power, while the Protestant Church became the dominant in numerous countries in Europe that were once Catholic.
It was signed on May 19, 1828 during the presidency of John Quincy Adams. It was passed by Congress. It set a tariff (tax) on imported goods. The tariff was designed to protect the northern industry, causing the southern states to be hit dramatically, which is why it was considered a reason leading to the Civil War.
