Polytheism<span> is belief in many gods — it's kind of the opposite of monotheism, which is belief in one god. If you believe in </span>polytheism<span>, you have a bunch of gods to thank or blame. ... Usually in </span>polytheist<span> religions certain gods are associated with specific things, like war or love.
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The above excerpts support which one of the following
generalizations?
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<u>The German Confederation was created at the Congress of Vienna, and there were 38 officially recognized states or Principalities.</u> This Confederation has officially been created in June of 1815. and was ruled under the presidency of House of Habsburg.
<u>The largest, and also most powerful, entities of the German Confederation were The Austrian Empire and the Kingdom of Prussia.</u>
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We can solve local problems by making a meeting and vote what issue to slowve
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B. Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, District Court.
Throughout the country, there are district courts. District courts are collected into Circuit Courts (named after the circuit the judges used to ride). The Circuit Courts all lead to the Supreme Court.
Which is interesting is that precedent is binding only in the circuit in which it was established. I am a law student in the 1st Circuit, so I rely on 1st Circuit precedent, which might be different from the 9th Circuit out West. Likewise, I would only be bound to precedent in the District Court of Maine.
