The length of a term in office for the president of the United States is 4 years
Answer: 3,2,4,1
Explanation:
The Muslims first conquered Egypt in 641 CE and over the next 4 decades continued to conquer North Africa until they had overrun all of North Africa.
It was after these conquests that they started hearing about civilizations South of the Sahara through the conquered people and began to visit and trade with them.
This trade flourished and brought great riches to the nations that were involved. The man arguably considered the richest in history, Mansa Musa, was King of the Mali kingdom that benefitted richly from such trade.
Along with that trade came Islamic teachings and through this medium many were converted. Mansa Musa himself was a Muslim who's riches became well known when he performed the Hajj to Mecca.
Islam then slowly spread to the south of Africa after the trade gave them a foothold in the West.
So, the correct order is,
Arabs come into North Africa, then All of North Africa comes under Muslim
rule, then The gold-salt trade flourishes on the trans-Saharan route and finally Islam spreads to western and southern of Africa.
Answer: It reflected the religious fervor and rise of revivalism during that era.
Explanation:
The Oneida Community also referred to as the Bible Communists or Perfectionist was a religious society that was founded in Oneida, New York 1848 by John Humphrey Noyes.
The aim of Oneida Community was to live as one family and to also share all work, property and love. The Oneida community believed in complex marriage which is means free whereby anybody can have sex with another person if the person consented and that this will help in preventing monogamy.
Therefore, the Oneida community in New York reflected American life in the 1800s as it reflected the religious fervor and rise of revivalism during that era.
Although this is a bit tricky, the most accurate conclusion that can
be drawn from these headlines is that "(4) Several controversial elections have occurred <span>in United States history."</span>
2. Religious Freedom
The First Amendment to the US Constitution protects against laws prohibiting the freedom of religion, speech, and the press, as well as the right to assemble and to petition the government.
