<span> (0, 1, 2, 3, etc.)
These numbers are referred to as Arabic numerals, and refer to the
digits invented by Indian mathematicians around A.D.500. The most
important innovation, zero, dates to India around 4th century B.C.</span>
Firstly, John H. Ruffin, Jr. is known as the 62nd Judge of the Court of Appeals of Georgia. Secondly, Anne Elizabeth Barnes was also a presiding judge of the Court of Appeals of Georgia. And lastly, Jule Wimberly Felton was also a judge of the said court of Georgia. Basing on these facts, it is clear that what they share in common is that, all of them were Chief Judges <span>of the Court of Appeals of Georgia. The answer is D.</span>
Answer: Department of State
Explanation: If you watched the mini lesson before the questions you would’ve know; I also chose this answer and it was correct. The U.S. Department of State employs thousands of foreign service employees throughout the globe to administer embassies and serve U.S. interests abroad.
<span>“Prosody” refer to the structure or form of a/the poem. </span>
the Arab states of Egypt, Syria and Jordan
