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<span>Confucianism was adopted by what dynasty?
</span>During the Qin Dynasty<span> (also know as the Imperial Era), after the unification of China in 221 B.C., Legalism became ascendant at the expense of the Mohist and Confucianist schools, although the </span>Han Dynasty<span> (206 B.C. - A.D. 220) adopted Taoism and later Confucianism as official doctrine</span>
After the first publication of Benjamin Harris's newspaper Public Occurrences, it was shut down. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option or option "a". Benjamin Harris was an English publisher, who was born in the year 1673 and died in the year 1716.
Tammany Hall of the late 19th century was "(E) a Democratic political machine that controlled New York City <span>politics," since this was the "headquarters" in which many of the party's leaders would meet to discus plans and "power plays". </span>
The great pyramid put a strain on the economy of the old kingdom in ancient Egypt because it takes a large chunk of the Egypt's resources.
<h3>What is observed from the Great Pyramids?</h3>
In the Modern word, the pyramids from the ancient served as an important sources of information about ancient Egypt, it showed their engineering skills of ancient Egyptians and as many of the pyramids have records painted or carved on tombs and walls, it explain the achievements of the rulers.
However, the problem was that the pyramids used large amounts of Egypt's resources, a large portion of the years taxes went to feed and clothe the workers and this put a strain on Egypt's people and economy.
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In an analytic way, we can say The U.S. government took little action to prevent Nazis from killing Jews. The US were particularly more concerned about dealing with unemployment and national security instead of caring about Jews suffering. Besides that, antisemitism and racism were also part of the American mind, contributing to the little action to prevent Nazis Jewish mass murder. When the US finally got involved in the war they were more interest in winning military campaigns than humanitarian rescue. But Under pressure, President Roosevelt had set up a War Refugee Board early in 1944. It managed to rescue about two hundred thousand European Jews and some twenty thousand others.
