Patricians Answer:
Explanation: I just took the test
Judaism was the primary faith<span> to </span>believe in one<span> god. Up </span>to it purpose<span>, </span>different<span> cultures, </span>like<span> the Egyptians, believed in </span>many<span> gods that </span>ruled totally different<span> aspects of their life. They were </span>additionally distinctive<span> in </span>a basic cognitive process<span> that their god set down specific </span>ethical<span> rules that </span>they ought to<span> live by, </span>tho'<span> the Egyptians did believe that if you </span>did not<span> live </span>an ethical<span> life </span>normally<span>, </span>you'd<span> not be </span>able to<span> participate </span>within the <span>life.</span>
Your answer will be C. i think please let me know if it is
I will have to go with true on that one.
One way in which Suleiman the Magnificent and Peter the Great are similar is that they both (1) modernized their military. However, both leaders are also associated with reformation. Peter the Great led many military campaigns in Northern Europe and Suleiman the Magnificent vastly extended the Ottoman Empire.
