I believe that the movement and faith you're referring to here is Christianity.
One of the major beliefs in Judaism is that Messiah will come: and the new movement believes that the Messiah has come, and that this is Jesus Christ.
The old belief was not to be reconciled with the new one (how can one wait for the Messiah if he has come already?) and the new movement had to split out: today it's the religion, Christianity.
Correct option is B. Both increased their own power without approval by other government entities.
<h3>Who was James I of England?</h3>
On June 19, 1566, James was born at Edinburgh Castle to Henry Stewart, Lord Darnley (1545-1567) and Mary, Queen of Scots (r. 1542-1567). Mary's reign was marred by scandals involving two marriages and two murder conspiracies, one of which resulted in the execution of Lord Darnley in February 1567. Mary's ardent support of Catholicism in a realm that had turned significantly towards Protestantism did not help. In brief, Mary was forced to abdicate on July 24, 1567, in favor of her son, James VI of Scotland. On July 29, 1567, James was crowned at Stirling's Holy Rude Church.
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Your answer would be, That, the NAACP, argue in Brown v. Board of Education case, that the "Separate but Equal" violated the 14th. Amendment Clause, States that, the freedom and privileges of US. citizens must be equally protected. The Supreme Court declared the doctrine of "Separate but Equal" unconstitutional on the grounds it provide inferior education. This initiated the process to dismantle segregation in the schools. People question the ruling of Plessy v. Ferguson, but could not change the past. Thurgood Marshall was the lead lawyer in the case.
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If they were caught, they’d be returned to their owner and they would be whipped.
Although, if that wasn’t the case, confederant soldiers would shoot them
No mercy :/
