Abbreviation for the Latin phrase Anno Domini refer to in the year of the Lord.
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What is the meaning of the Latin phrase
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A.D. Anno Domini serves as the word that is been used in latin to refers to year of the Lord which is the the date used to refers to Christ's birth.
This is different from B.C., which implies years "Before Christ." hence the meaning is the year of the Lord.
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The correct answer is "A popular vote margin of fewer than 120,000."
The Presidential election of 1960 was one in which JFK beat Nixon. In this election, JFK received 303 electoral votes and Nixon received 219 (proving the last statement wrong).
Statement one is also incorrect, as Nixon won the state of California. Lastly, statement two, is incorrect as well. This is because Nixon won almost every western state except Nevada.
