Answer:
C
Explanation:
FDR's New Deal programs were created to combat poverty that had been brought on by the Great Depression.
Most of Homer's poems were passed down through the word of mouth (oral means).
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Homer's poems?</h3>
Homer is famous for the creation of some epic poem that includes the Iliad and the Odyssey.
Regarding the passage of his works from generation to generations, majority of Homer's poems were passed down through the Word of mouth, that is, by oral means.
Therefore, the Option A is correct.
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The name of this message was the "Zimmermann telegram." This is because this message was sent by a German official named Arthur Zimmermann to promise Mexico that if they Mexico joined Germany in the war, Germany would regain its lost territory that the United States had previously obtained.
Saint Benedict of Nursia founded the Benedictine monastery at Monte Cassino, he is also the father of Western monacticism. He sought to create a sacred school and community and a safe place free from distraction, negativity and vices so, he turned the monastery into a place of work, prayer and space to provide spiritual life and guidance. Inside the monastery people learnt how to live and worship according to his rule. If a person wanted to live as a cenobite monk, he had to renounce to his possessions and distractions and follow God.
He also wrote The rule of Saint Benedict which is a book consisting of precepts for monks living under the authority of an abbot. Benedictines have been using The Rule of Saint Benedict for 15 centuries. As a result Benedict is regarded as the founder of Western monasticism as his rules gave way to reforms on the current Catholic hierarch.
Answer:
The British were able to undermine the advantage the French enjoyed by cutting off French shipping to the Americas. The patriots saw taxation as something that should be avoided, which they thought would threaten their prosperity and liberty. The patriots also saw themselves as equal to the British parliament.
