Correct answer: B. Judaism and Christianity are Abrahamic religions, believing that God showed himself to Abraham.
The ancient Hebrew Bible began with the "Torah," that is, "The Law," which was given through the leader of Israel, Moses. The five books attributed to Moses, referred to collectively as "The Torah," are Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. In the book of Genesis, the account of Abraham is given, and subsequent books detail the history of the people of Israel, Abraham's descendants. The "Torah" or "Law" is only a portion of the Hebrew Bible, which also included the Prophets and the Writings. That whole collection of books that made up the Hebrew Bible are considered the "Old Testament" by Christians in their Bible.
The correct answer is to stop the spread of communism.
After World War II, the US and Soviet Union emerged as global superpowers. They also emerged as rivals, as the US and Soviet Union had two completely different economic and government systems. With this in mind, the US took multiple steps to stop the spread of communism, the political/economic system that the Soviet Union used at this time.
The Truman Doctrine attempted to stop the spread of communism by giving aid to countries that were in danger of falling to communism. This law gave $400 million to the countries of Greece and Turkey. The policy of containment, on the other hand, focused on stopping the spread of communism all over the world.
The first ever women's convention, they discussed the rights for women to vote
<span>c. the bayeux tapestry is a series of embroidered panels that illustrate details of french and anglo-saxon life in 1066. </span>
