The correct answer is that many people awoke to God and the natural human nature of sin, which influenced the increase of Christianity.
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Its crackling roots blazed and hissed as a blacksmith plunges a glowing ax or adze in an ice-cold bath and the metal screeches steam and its temper hardens that's the iron's strength - so the eye of Cyclops sizzled round that stake
A flapper is the word used in 1920 to a fashionable young woman (the last option) who was enjoying life rather than adhere to standards of behaviour - they were known for listening to jazz.
Answer:
raw materials, spread Christianity, and new markets i think
Explanation:
To analyse in whole, Britain's WW2 military was far behind the Germans apart from a few key areas, radar, air force (RAF) and its German code breaker (Enigma). The Germans were far ahead in tank technology and with U-boat submarines. The Germans also had higher amounts of military personel at their disposal. Britain's success lay in the Battle of Britain where the combined use of radar and code breaking allowed the Royal Air Force (RAF) to beat the Luftwaffe, from then on the Luftwaffe were more or less depleted, contributing to German defeat.