fear that abolition would end their way of life
Answer:
a field of knowledge that draws upon physics , chemistry, engineering , architecture and life sciences .
Explanation:
Hinduism originated from Northern India about 4000, and spread from there and currently India's majority is Hindu. I think Nepal is the second most Hindu populated because of the spread. (I'm not sure if this will help you but I hope it does. Can I have Brainiest if I am right?)
Many different kingdoms were created and thus many new religion penetrated in this area.
Explanation:
- From the 6th century BC e., religious reforms lead to the flourishing of Buddhism and Jainism. Hinduism develops from Vedic culture.
- In the first millennium, there were many kingdoms in India. The Maurya dynasty gave Buddhist ruler Ashoka, a philosopher and reformer, who has an almost mythical status for the Indians.
- The Gupta Dynasty dominated the period known as the "Golden Age of India". Science, art, literature, mathematics, astronomy and philosophy have all made great progress under the auspices of these rulers.
- During the second millennium of the new era, large parts of India came under Muslim rule, first the Delhi Sultanate and later the Mogul Empire. An estimated 80 million Indus were killed from 1000-1525.
- In the eighteenth century, India was colonized by the British Empire and proclaimed the Indian Empire in 1877, under its monarch as sovereign.
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When the U.S. engages in foreign economic policy, the arm of government that negotiates treaties is the <u>President</u>.
By the Constitution:
- The Executive branch negotiates treaties
- The Senate ratifies the treaties negotiated
The President is responsible for negotiating treaties and they delegate this to representatives. Once the treaty is negotiated, it goes to the Senate for ratification.
In conclusion, the President negotiates treaties.
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