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Saint Boniface was an Anglo-Saxon missionary who spread Christianity in different parts of Europe, particularly Germany. To prove that his God was stronger than the pagan gods, Saint Boniface set out to cut down the oak tree which was sacred to the god Thor at Geismar, Germany. While St. Boniface was beginning to chop down the tree, a strong wind blew and the oak tree crashed to the ground. The trunk split into 4 parts of equal length and St. Boniface remained unharmed from the incident. The people, amazed, then converted to Christianity.
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Which of the following transformations would result in the image below being located in the first quadrant?
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At the end of the first world war it had been possible to contemplate going back to business as usual. However, 1945 was different, so different that it has been called Year Zero. The capacity for destruction had been so much greater than in the earlier war that much of Europe and Asia lay in ruins. And this time civilians had been the target as much as the military. The figures are hard to grasp: as many as 60 million dead, 25 million of them Soviet. A new word, genocide, entered the language to deal with the murder of 6 million of Europe's Jews by the Nazis.
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They believed that it will make colonists in Massachusetts obey the rule.
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After the Boston Tea Party British government decided to impose new rules in the colony of Massachusetts. They were convinced that new acts will prevent colonists to rebel against the authority. Restrictive as they were, not only they did not prevent colonists to rebel against them, but enraged them even more. This eventually led to Revolution in the colonies.
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Under the Missouri Compromise of 1820, designed by statesman Henry Clay, Missouri entered the Union as a slave state, and Maine entered as a free state, thus keeping the number of slave and non-slave states equal at 12 each.
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