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Answer:
Latin Inscription
Explanation:
Pantheon, today, is a church in Rome. It was formerly a Roman temple of gods. Marcus Agrippa was the one who commissioned the building during the reign of Augustus between the year 27 before Christ(BC) and 14 After death of Christ(AD).
The building is one of the best and most preserved tourist attraction today. In the seventh century, the building was dedicated to St. Mary and the Martyrs as a church. The dome of Pantheon was constructed with precisely cut marble bricks.
Vittorio Emanuele II and Umberto I are the two Kings buried in the Pantheon. Also, Umberto's Queen.
The Latin inscription does not contribute to it visual effects
Resources. Brazil is a very large country with many mineral resources. Among the important mineral resources are iron ore, manganese, gold, diamonds, and bauxite. Manganese is a metal similar to iron. Bauxite is the ore from which aluminum is made.
Brazil also raises many important farm products. More coffee is raised in Brazil than in any other country. This industry supplies many workers with jobs. Brazil also raises sugar cane, cacao, (from which comes cocoa and chocolate), cotton, rice, corn, potatoes, and wheat.
Animals of commercial value raised in Brazil include hogs, cattle, and sheep. Cattle are raised in the south and south-central states. Sheep are raised in the Sertão Region.
Brazil's numerous rivers and streams provide a home for fish and furnish water power to make electricity. They also form an important network of water transportation to carry goods from the interior to the coastal ports.
In recent years, persons and industries moved into South America's interior. They cut down trees and leveled some of the rain forests, especially near the Amazon. In 1992, Brazil held an "Earth Summit" to discuss ways to solve this problem. People from 176 countries were there.
Answer: In 1862, Congress mandated that civil servants and military personnel take an Ironclad Test Oath that they had never voluntarily aided the Confederacy. As Reconstruction evolved, the Ironclad Oath emerged as the strictest of several possible standards for the readmission of Southerners into the political life of the Union. So basicly the oath was to stay loyal to the union, and never the confederates.
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