The First Amendment allows citizens to practice any religion of their choice or to practice none at all,but prevents the government from favoring or recognizing a particular religion
Answer:
Migration to the United States changed popular ideas of American identity and citizenship
Explanation:
Migration to the United States changed popular ideas of American identity and citizenship by mixing a multitude of cultural beliefs with a strong sense of nationality and patriotism leading to a powerful mixture of ideas and opinions about government
correct question: How did immigration to the US change popular ideas of american identity and citizenship?
It had false hope of them begin freed if they help fought in the War but afterwards they still were treated as nothing but was eventually set free and life was still hard
Answer:
The above is demonstrated in Hinduism
Explanation:
Release from Rebirth here means release from reincarnation in Hinduism which is the occurrence whereby a soul occupies another body to return to biological life after a previous biological death. Hinduists believe this is a bondage or punishment for a life not well lived. And so for a soul to move on after death without returning by reincarnation then this soul has lived well and moves on to be rewarded. Freedom from reincarnation(Samsara) in Hinduism is called Moksha which is the liberation from the continuous cycle of death and rebirth. The Ultimate goal in Hinduism is to attain Moksha.
Three Estates : The french society was divided into three estates-the clergy or first estate, the nobility or second estate and commons or third estate. The first two estate though constitute a microscopic minority controlled more than 95% of french wealth and land. They did not pay any tax and lived a luxurious life. They made the third estate to work in their homes and fields and exploited them in many ways. On the other hand the third estate constitute more than 95% of french population but controlled roughly 5% of french wealth and land. They alone had to pay taxes to the king. So this inequality and exploitation made them to go against the king. Moreover they were provided leadership and inspiration by bourgeois class who despite having wealth and status were put in third estate. So in this way the three estate contributed to mood of revolution.
Enlightenment ideas : The enlightenment ideas of liberty and equality inspired the french people particularly third estate and thus contributed to the mood of revolution in France.
Economic Crises : There were economic bankruptcy during the period due to unfair tax structure, outdated medieval bureaucratic institutions and empty treasury due to lavish spending by king and nobility. It also contributed to the french revolution.
Weak leadership : The king Lious XI was a weak and efficient ruler. He was busy in luxurious life when the country was suffering economic and political turmoil which also contributed to the mood of revolution in France.
