I believe the answer is Paul Tillich
According to Tillich, humans are creatures that would always experience concerns from various aspects of our live (money, relationship, etc)
He believed that religion is a form of ultimate concern because it requires you to do total surrender to an entity that you've never met before.
Aside from the milestones, Louis Armstrong achieved as a jazz soloist which made him the most influential musician in the music's history, his success can be mainly attributed to the "engaging" personality he has. He was idolised by his jazz fans mainly because he wants to be seen as more of an entertainer.
Yes Fredric Douglas's account is a trustworthy source for knowing about John Brown's intentions.
<h3>Who was Fredrick Douglas?</h3>
This man was an abolitionist, a speaker and a publisher in the United States.
He led the march to end slavery during the civil war in the country and before it.
His account is trustworthy due to the fact that he had personal relations with John Brown.
Read more on Fredrick Douglas here: brainly.com/question/13896424
<span>They believed that part of strengthening his rule was to force everyone to simply obey and not speak out against him and by decreeing even how people could write, what they could believe, and what they should do. He succeeded in molding the people to become more similar, to build massively, and to conquer more territory, but people grew to hate him and he became paranoid about assassination and death, and his family and court ended in killings and death.
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A) Most Illegal immigrants cross the southern border of the united states
D) Illegal immigrants are seeking jobs and a better life
