The correct answer is the last one, signing the Camp David Accords. Those were the agreements between Israel and Egypt signed in 1978, that led to the first peace treaty between these two countries. The negotiations took place at the U.S. presidential retreat at Camp David, Maryland while Jimmy Carter was the president.
William Jennings Bryan ... three-time candidate for the US presidency ...
prosecuted Scopes. Clarence Darrow defended him. Scopes was
convicted of having taught human evolution, and was fined $100, but
the verdict was overturned later.
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The Legislative Branch is the most powerful branch of the United States government not only because of the powers given to them by the Constitution, but also the implied powers that Congress has.
Samuel Adams was an American politician born in Boston, Massachusetts, who always showed his patriotism fighting against the authoritarian policy of England, and seeking independence of the American colony, Adams wrote fourteen resolutions to present them to the British governor in which included the recognition of the equality of rights for the American colonists and exclusivity to choose the organisms of the colonies, among others, thanks to his constant fight and great sense of patriotism the independence of America was achieved.
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Jewish Court of law was also known as Sanhedrin. It was the supreme council of Israel. During its existence, it was the supreme court and legislative body in matters of Torah law. Sanhedrin's job was to Interpret Oral Torah. There were 71 judges in Sanhedrin. Moses was also a member. The Sanhedrin could not render judgment unless the entire strength was present. The Leading sage was appointed the head of Sanhedrin.
