How did Moses change Judaism?
Moses changed Judaism by leading the Israelites out of Egypt.
Moses received the Torah from God (Exodus 24:12), making obligatory what had previously been voluntary customs observed by the Forefathers (Talmud, Yoma 28b).
he freed the isrealites from the wicked pharaoh
A - Cutting back the size and tole of government
Margaret Thatcher believed in free markets and allowing freedom for the states, thus making A the best answer.
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The Great Compromise of 1787. Early in the Constitutional Convention, delegates envisioned a Congress consisting of only a single chamber with a certain number of representatives from each state. Each state is represented in Congress by two Senators and a variable number of members of the House of Representatives based on the state’s population as reported in the most recent decennial census. The process of fairly determining the number of members of the House from each state is called "apportionment."
This battle out and came to the militaries defeat of Husayan ibn Ali’s group; with the death of almost all of his men, not to mention the death of all the captive women and children. This being one of the most significant battles within the history of Shia Muslims.
