Answer:
Religious freedom; to end the privilege of Anglicanism in Virginia.
Explanation:
The excerpt from the petition of the Baptists of Prince William County, Virginia emphasizes that the baptists wanted religious liberty("we be allowed to worship God in our way," "we be allowed to worship God in our way"). They are seeking their religious freedom to " maintain our own ministers" and also aspired to end the "privilege of Anglicanism in Virginia as "to maintain our own ministers . and no others . . . [and] be married, buried, and the like, without paying the parsons of any other denomination". Thus, the correct answer is 'religious freedom' and marking a full-stop to the allowances to Anglicists in Virginia.
The correct answer is A. Capital Goods
Explanation:
Capital goods are goods used to produce other goods or services, in this case, specific machines are used to produce cars (goods). Additionally, as capital goods are only tools to make other goods they are not bought by consumers. Other examples of capital goods are tools, buildings or any equipment involved in the production of goods and services. Also, options B and C are not correct as machines are not natural resources as they are not directly obtained from nature, either human resources as these are people involved in the production of something, which is not related to the machines.
<span>The answer
to this question is that Thomas should conduct “Secondary Data Analysis”.</span>
<span>Secondary
Data Analysis involves the use existing data of a previous study in order to
pursue another research which is different from that previous study. In this
case, Thomas is going to use the Baltimore City Data for understanding the
trend.</span>
Answer: Identity
Explanation: Identity could mean sharing close similarity, affinity or relationship with a particular individual, group or organization. Identity is one of the factors which contributed to the rapid rise of football in England in at the start of the twentieth century. At that time, football or soccer affords local communities to share attachment, connection or relationship with football clubs which emerge within their province. Local communities employs a method of shared identity with clubs within their jurisdiction in other to propel the name, brand and cultural values and heritage of local communities.