the correct option is CONTRADICTION.
A contradiction exists bewteen the value of group superiority and the values of freedom, democracy and equality.
From the excerpt, I conclude that the Maya forefathers believed it was the fate of animals to be hunted and eaten. The key segment of this text is "Accept your destiny. Your flesh shall be torn to pieces." The forefathers mention they have changed their mind because animals were not able to adore or obey them.
Because animals cannot adore their creators, "there shall be those" who will be able to do all of this. These "others" are the humans, who will hunt and eat animals. Animals will then have to accept their destiny and "be changed," being sent to the ravines and the woods.
I think that the most reasonable conclusion is answer D.
1. The belief that Jews deserved to return to a homeland in Zion
2. The Holocaust
3. The creation of the State of Israel
4. They rejected it as it was unfair to take the land away from the Arabs.
5. The belief that Jews deserved to return to a homeland in Zion where they lived in Biblical times.
6. Jewish people were often persecuted, in part, because they were a minority population in many countries. Zionists worked to create a Jewish state where Jewish people would be the majority.
7. Many felt the Jews deserved help due to their suffering in the Holocaust.
8. can't answer because i can't see the excerpt
9. Competing claims to land
10. The murder of millions of Europeans Jews during World War II
Islam was spread throughout Asia, Africa, and Europe. Muslims were thought of as peaceful and unwilling to fight. Islam lost influence as Arabs converted to local religions. Muslims became known as brutal and cruel invaders.
Answer:
The Armenians
Explanation:
During the time when the Ottoman Empire was embroiled in World War I, a war which they lost and eventually caused the dissolution of the empire, the Ottoman authorities decided to target the Armenian population for genocide.
The Armenians inhabited not only what is now the country of Armenia, but also several other areas in the Caucasus region, and in Eastern Anatolia. They were targeted due to centuries of ethnic and religious hate (Armenians are orthodox Christians), and they were also blamed for the ills of the Empire in the war.
In total, around 2 million Armenians perished in the genocide.
