Germany and Japan stroke fear into neighboring nations, concluding war.
Second Front
In November, 1943, Joseph Stalin, Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt met together in Teheran, Iran, to discuss military strategy and post-war Europe. Ever since the Soviet Union had entered the war, Stalin had been demanding that the Allies open-up a second front in Europe. Churchill and Roosevelt argued that any attempt to land troops in Western Europe would result in heavy casualties. Until the Soviet's victory at Stalingrad in January, 1943, Stalin had feared that without a second front, Germany would defeat them.
Stalin, who always favoured in offensive strategy, believed that there were political, as well as military reasons for the Allies' failure to open up a second front in Europe. Stalin was still highly suspicious of Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt and was worried about them signing a peace agreement with Adolf Hitler. The foreign policies of the capitalist countries since the October Revolution had convinced Stalin that their main objective was the destruction of the communist system in the Soviet Union. Stalin was fully aware that if Britain and the USA withdrew from the war, the Red Army would have great difficulty in dealing with Germany on its own.
Answer:
Among the options given on the question the correct answer is option B.
The Bill of Rights did not apply at the state level.
Explanation: The background of the Barron vs Baltimore case was a law suit filed by John Barron against the city of Baltimore. He claimed that Baltimore city had possessed his private property without any proper compensation. According to Bill of Rights he filed this law suit and the court ordered city to pay Barron. But an appellate court reversed the decision. Then Baron appealed to the Supreme court.
In 1833, Supreme court gave the decision in favor of the city. The cpourt asserted that the Bill of Rights is only effective with the federal government. Because the federal government is created according to the constitution and federal government is bound to follow the constitution rules like as bill of rights.But the states government is not bound to follow the Bill of Rights.
Therefore, the answer is option B.
The Greek gods are "human" because they can have sexual relations and produce children. If they were not able to reproduce, then all of the stories of demigods would not have been created. The Greek gods also had "human" emotions which caused them to make mistakes. The issues of whether or not the Greeks gods can be considered "gods" is an important issues in the history of religion because Greek Mythology was practiced as a religion, though it had no historical text, just traditional tales. Also, the Greek gods had their own desires and vendettas, not just an interest to guide humankind. It is a controversy whether or not it is considered a religion, for there are some "Hellenic polytheists" who worship the Greek gods. The fact that the gods show some human characteristics serves as an argument as to why Greek Mythology is not a religion.
This issue also brings up the idea that the gods were human creations (which most people already believe) and more so, that all gods of different religions could be thought to be purely made up by people, based on the idea human. This argument is used to debunk religion as nothing but a construction made for humans to explain phenomenons and existence. However, I won't go into my opinion. Basically, the idea that the gods were based on people in one of the first religions know (Greek) suggests that other religions should be questioned, which is why the human characteristics of Greek gods have become an important issue in the history of religion.
