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The concept of karma is reaping what you sowed. Basically, get consequences for actions a person has done. Religions that practice/ believe in karma are: Hinduism, Christianity, and Buddism.
Explanation:
Buddism and Hinduism both believe in reincarination ( the belief of being reborn. ) They think that your actions can decide what you´ll be reborn as. For example, if a person was doing something bad / wrong in their life, they could be reborn as an animal, while a person who was honest and righteous could be reborn as a human. Christianty, has a different take on karma, it believes you get what you deserve in the afterlife, basically if you are good then you will go to heaven , meanwhile ¨sinners ¨ (people who also do bad things ) will go to hell. (hope this helps :3)
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Admittance into the United States through Ellis Island was largely dependent on the <u>validity of the immigrant's stateside sponsor</u>.
False
repetition is something that is repeated over and over
sequence, such as in math, are a series of numbers including arithmetic sequence and geometric sequence
arithmetic sequence eg. 1, 2, 3, 4
where it goes up by a set number at a time
geometric sequence eg. 1, 2, 4, 8
where it is multiplied by a set number at a time
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Well, it was when they change the age for people to vote when they turn 18.
Basically just remember that it prohibits people not to vote in till they turn 18 or all ready past 18.
