<span>In the early years of the Pacific war, thousands of American soldiers were forced into Japanese military prisons during Bataan Death March. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option or option "B". I hope that this is the answer that has actually come to your help.</span>
The rule of the Zagwe Dynasty is the correct answer.
The event that helped give Christianity a permanent place in Ethiopia was the rise of the Zagwe Dynasty. Even though, during colonialism, Europeans were the ones who spread Christianity in Africa, Ethiopia wasn't included in that. The adoption of Christianity in Ethiopia happened via merchants that resulted in the conversion of Frumentius and consequently led him to become the first bishop in Aksum. The Zagwe dynasty kept the cultural traditions of Aksumite state and let Christianity remain as the official religion in that country.
John Lewis experienced first-hand racial discrimination when he was a young student where he was not allowed to borrow a book from the local library for he was told that the library is only for white people and not people of color, and this event of his life burdens him much that it inflicted him to the point of involving himself to the civil rights movement.
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Patrick Henry was the British politician who argued against the Stamp Act in parliament.
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