Answer:
The Correct Option is A
Explanation:
The Jewish religion was never outlawed by the Romans during the time when the Romans ruled. During the time of the Roman Empire, even Judaism was accepted as a religion. The Roman rule ensure that people were included from various religions and culture. They tolerated an increasing number of deities during their rule, and thus it cannot be said that Jewish religion was outlawed during Roman rule.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
the last two don't make much scene and I think I heard that most people in the Middle East work agriculture.
Answer:
Interstate Commerce Commission. The Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) was a regulatory agency in the United States created by the Interstate Commerce Act of 1887.
Explanation:
Well that's easy. Auschwitz was a death camp, and Manzanar was an internment camp. The difference is that Auschwitz was used by the National Socialist German Workers Party (Nazis) as a eugenics machine. Eugenics is the practice of removing certain genes from the gene pool, through sterilization, or murder to create a perfect human race (Aryan). While Manzanar was used to hold 11,000 Japanese Americans during world war two who were seen as public enemies. Both Concentration camps and Internment camps were racially motivated, and both were used for public enemies. Concentration camps were far more violent, and were also politically motivated, used to remove party enemies.
