<span>What is the name of the force Hindus believe in?
</span><span>Most Hindus believe in an immense unifying force that governs all existence and cannot be completely known by humanity.
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I vaguely remember reading the book. I remember it was in the perspective of a German infantryman. So i believe B would be the best answer. I recommend it, its a good book too.<span />
When voting rights frist started only wealthy land owners were allowed to vote which was an idea that was taken from the Greek Democracy and all members of the Greeek Assembly were elected their positions by citizens that they represented and were paid for their work in the public office just like the way the U.S. elects their officials. The U.S. also took the 3 branches of government from the Greek Democracy and the citizens right to exercise political power. The Constitution was an idea taken from the Roman Republic. The Roman Republic had a list of rules called the Twelve Tables (list of rules/Roman legal system) and both the Roman & U.S. Senate's deal with foreign policies.
All of the following were United States presidents except "<span>C.William Seward," since although he did indeed run for the office of President, he instead ended up serving under President Lincoln. </span>
