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Christianity in the 6th century spread during the Anglo- Saxon rule in England.
Explanation:
Anglo- Saxon who settled in Britain in the fifth century were pagans. They worshiped many different gods and supernatural forces. The rulers of the Anglo-Saxons began converted into Christianity from the 6th century. Missionaries from Rome and Ireland converted the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms to Christianity. The conversion to Christianity had an immense impact on social and cultural. For the first time, Anglo- Saxon able to write and document. Literacy and the writing of books began to introduce. The vast majority of the manuscripts survived from that period kept in monasteries and cathedrals.
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one gentle evening a young and beautiful girl lived in a cottage. She was a melancholy person and she lived with her parents. One day a random stranger arrived at her cottage. "i'll get it!" she said. And when she opened the door, she saw a strange man: a cotton hat, leather boots and a wooly coat. "Yes? What brings you here?" The girl asked. "I am here for a bite of bread." the man slowly murmured. "Um, sure. Come inside." the girl said.
"No, No. It is fine," he said " i only need one bite and be on my way" "Where are you off to?" The girl, Layla said .the man murmured again, "oh, just exploring the wood, you know, asking for bread by little girls like YOU!"
- "It pays to be kind to strangers" the girl thought.......
It is only a cliffhanger short story but i tried my best (lol)
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It's B) In 1848, delegates at the Seneca Falls Convention used the Declaration of Independence to explain why women should have equal rights.
In the Plessy v. Ferguson case, the Supreme Court's ruling of the "separate but equal" law being constitutional was problematic because the "separate but equal" law accepted segregation and the discrimination that were against blacks.
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