Yes, the above statement is true.
The war of roses was
a dispute over the English throne by the Lancaster’s and the Yorks.
The final victory went
to Henry Tudor, a claimant of Lancastrian party, Henry defeats the
Yorkist forces and when Richard is killed, Henry comes to rule and successfully ending the Wars
of the Roses. This is called the war of roses because the emblem of the Yorkists was a white
rose and the emblem of Lancastrians was a red rose.
Answer:
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The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The Resistance Movement and fight in Normandy helped the Allies win the war in that the Allies could contain the march and occupation of the German troops in France. We are talking about "Operation Overload" that landed in Normandy, France on June 6, 1944. Approximately a thousand planes got to Normandy, followed by an impressive navy Allied force of about 5,000 ships and vessels. The Allied forces had used other maneuvers such as "Operation Fortitude" to deceive the enemy, so the German troops had to defend a big portion of the Atlantic coast. This complicated the reaction of the German troops.
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
When the Founding Fathers of America outlined the Constitution for the US, they laid in the document in the First Amendment that the church and state will function separately.
Before the colonies became independent, they were under the control of the Church of England. Understanding the importance of separate functioning of the Church and a state, they outlined that in the First Amendment- the Establishment Clause and the Free Excerise Clause. In which Jefferson meant to make separation between an individual's right of conscience and support the church in which they may not believe.
Therefore, the separation which was NOT a part of the foundation of Jefferson's position on the relationship between church and state is devout's personal faith in Jesus Christ and the teachings of the Bible.
Thus option B is correct.
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