The correct answer is - <span>The pope required that the Spanish monarchs make the conversion of native peoples to Christianity a priority during colonization.
So it wasn't really their choice - they were forcefully made to change their religion from the tribal, Native American gods they believed in, into the religion of Jesus Christ - a religion that was so strange and foreign to them, because it was brought by outsiders.
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The sequence of events that can lead to magma becoming soil is C. crystallization followed by exposure and weathering. Under these circumstances it may happen that magma actually turns to soil - it cools off so much that it becomes the ground we walk upon.
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(i am speaking as a pksitani and all these points can be used for pakistan aswell except the hindu one)
Explanation:
men and women could be more educated about human rights and women's rights
hindu practices and beliefs like sati should be completely banned (even though it is less common now)
women should have more say in their marriages
child marriages be banned
women should get more opputunities in jobs
the view that women should stay housewives only or that women r just slaves to their husband should be finished
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a nuclear reaction in which atomic nuclei of low atomic number fuse to form a heavier nucleus with the release of energy.
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Hope it helps
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True
Explanation:
The story of Gilgamesh's failure to realize his dream of immortality is the same means by which he achieves it. The epic itself is immortality and has served as a model for any similar story that has been written since then. No doubt, it was widely read before the fall of the Assyrian Empire in 612 BC. and has become increasingly popular and influential since its rediscovery in 1879.
The Epic of Gilgamesh encourages the hope that, although one cannot live forever, the decisions you make in life resonate in the lives of others. These others may be friends, family, acquaintances or they may be strangers who live long after one's death and who are still moved by the eternal story of the hero's refusal to accept a meaningless life.
In the Epic of Gilgamesh it is said that Gilgamesh orders the construction of the legendary walls of Uruk. In historical times, Sargon I of Acad boasted of having destroyed those walls to demonstrate his military might.
Gilgamesh's struggle against the apparent lack of meaning defines it, as it defines anyone who has lived, and his search continues to inspire those who recognize how eternally and intrinsically human that struggle is.
