<span>i think that the answer for this problem is Albrecht Durer. i learned this from school</span>
Traveling to deliver sermons to audiences around the Roman Empire, Jesus' disciples and followers disseminated the Christian message.
Jesus' followers were the first to propagate the faith around the world, starting with the son of a Jewish carpenter, followed by emperors, monarchs, and missionaries. Christianity has had a significant impact on world history over the past two thousand years through crusades, conquests, and plain old word of mouth. Christianity started to take over as the main religion in the Roman Empire during the reign of Constantine the Great (AD 306-337).
The apostle's Peter and Paul/Saul are the two most important individuals in Christianity after Jesus. Particularly Paul plays a key role in the transmission of Jesus' teachings to Gentiles (non-Jews) throughout the Roman Empire.
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11: D & 12: B
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1. It signaled that the federal government would refrain from actively supporting African American rights, allowing Southern Democrats to overturn political gains by African Americans
2. I feel like it's B. Celebratory events were held but were largely subdued as the nation was still feeling divided and experiencing the effects of the Civil War. But I could be wrong on this one.
Since the Dunkirk evacuation, Churchill had been able to justify the low level of support he had been able to provide to France, and he announced the successful evacuation of the majority of the supporting powers. He refused to be persuaded to purge the appeasers' alliance or to engage in recrimination in any other way.
Answer: columbian exchange
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