To <span>raising and contributing campaign funds to canidates who agree with the views.</span>
You add the sides then multiply your answer with the sides.
<span>1. slave who ran away from his master Philemon Damascus
answer: Onesimus
</span><span>2. disciple sent to lay hands on Saul Onesimus
answer: Paul
</span><span>3. place where Saul was born and raised Gauls
answer: </span>Tarsus, a city in Cilicia<span>
4. city and church that received the first of Paul's letters Epaphras
</span> Colossian <span>church</span><span>
5. bearer of the Epistle to the Romans Tarsus
Paul
6. city to which Saul was going when stopped by Jesus
Damascus
7. the Epistle of Joy Phoebe
Philippians
8. people who settled in Galatia Thessalonica
Galatians
9. the leading city of Asia Minor Colossae
Ephesus
10. sent by Paul to encourage those at Ephesus
Tychicus
11. Paul's fellow-laborer among the Colossians Ananias
Timothy
12. city located in Phrygia Ephesus
</span><span> Asia Minor
I hope this helped.
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Answer:
<u>Because he ordered most of his generals to be killed before the war</u>
Explanation:
In June 1936, Moscow announced that eight senior Soviet military leaders have been arrested, convicted in a secret trial and then executed, including a Russian marshal and military theorist Mikhail Tuhachevsky, marking the beginning of a mass purge and physical liquidation in the Red Army.
Tuhachevsky was one of the foremost commanders of the Red Army during the post-October Civil War. The Great Purge is a series of campaigns of political repression and persecution that took place in the Soviet Union in the period 1936-1938. years. This campaign was conceived and managed by Stalin. It began with the cleansing of the Communist Party and government officials, the repression of peasants, and continued with the leadership of the Red Army, and the persecution of ineligible persons.
