The Only Absolute Answer:
No, there's no historic countries that colonized/invade "philippine".
The reason why the answer is it because there's no countries named "philippine" in the human-inhabited world.
No offensive words here.
No it’s the solitary figures of Abraham and Yitzchak
The correct answer is: B) Some states continued to have established churches for several years after the First Amendment was passed
The First Amendment to the United States Constitution prohibited religious establishment and protected the individual right to free exercise, in other words it kept religion out of politics.
In principle, individuals can simply choose or not to be religious. It doesn’t matter what you believe as long as it isn’t publicly disruptive or damaging.
After the Amendment, Americans continued to have many religious views in common derived from churches: religious tolerance laid the groundwork for making it a matter of private, individual choice.
Rebellion, protests, revolts
<span>The federalist party was badly hurt by its involvement in the Hartford Convention, that is true.
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