This executive order was drafted and signed by Abraham Lincoln on January 1st<span>, 1863, during the Civil War. Many people believe that the emancipation proclamation effectively ended slavery but the truth is far more complicated than that</span>
By the early first century CE, Judaism had split into three distinct sects because of differences in PHILOSOPHY.
These three groups were identified as the Essenes, the Sadducees, and the Pharisees.
The Essenes were an ascetic and mystical group devoted to strict discipline. They lived in isolation from the world.
<span>The Sadducees sect was made up of the priests and the aristocrats of Jewish society. They were religiously conservative but socially liberal. They believed in a strict, narrow and unchanging interpretation of the written Torah, and they did not believe in the oral Torah.
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The Pharisees believed that God gave the Jews both a written Torah and an oral Torah, both of which were equally binding and both of which were open to interpretation by the rabbis, people with sufficient education to make such decisions. The Pharisees were devoted to study of the Torah and education for all.</span>
Answer: Lincoln also supported granting African Americans
Explanation:
The Ten Percent Plan ... The president offered to all white Southerners, except who were willing to ... Lincoln also supported granting African Americans ... Andrew Johnson veto the Freedmen's Bureau Bill and the Civil Rights Act ... were passed by a Congress that did not include representatives from all states.
Answer: Nationalism has contributed to the militarization of states.
Explanation:
The beginning of the twentieth century brought a lot of intolerance among European countries. France and Britain were the leading colonial powers, and Germany and Austro-Hungary wanted a part for themselves. In such circumstances, extreme nationalism emerges. Countries are pursuing a rigid, militaristic policy so that the production of weapons and ammunition is growing in almost all European countries. This led to an increase in self-confidence, which is why they went to war so easily. Nationalism thus accelerated and accelerated the production of weapons.