The correct answer is - Roman Empire.
The Jews have been taken out forcefully out of their homeland on multiple occasions, by different empires. The Roman Empire was the last one to move the Jews out of Palestine, and that was the time when the Jews put on themselves the idea and hope that one day they will return to their homeland.
The reason why the Jews were moved away from Palestine on numerous occasions is because they were not willing to be under the occupation of other people and constantly rebelled. That was not seen fondly by the empires that conquered them, so they were moving them out of that territory.
After the WW II ended, the Jews did managed to get back to Palestine and form a county there, bearing the name of Israel.
Red River War, Battle of the Little Big Horn
Washington is the only president to have been unanimously elected by the Electoral College. In both the election of 1789 and 1792 Washington received all votes from the Electoral College. During the first election, Washington won the electors of all ten eligible states.
The word to fill the
blank space is "Writing".<span>
Complete sentence is as below:
In early Mediterranean civilizations, the development of an extensive
trade network and a bureaucracy that could manage record keeping was based on
writing.</span>
<span>Record keeping is as important in contemporary times as it was in ancient
times, a skill which has helped human civilization cross many barriers. </span>
Excise taxis are general revenue tax levied at the moment of manufacture, instead than on sale. Excise, while being referred to as taxis, fall more into the category of duty. An excise tax is considered an indirect tax. Examples of excise taxis are taxes on tobacco or alcohol.
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The two main sources of income for the federal government are incoming taxes paid by individuals, which constitutes nearly a half of the federal government raises, and then comes payroll taxes paid by workers, and employers, which constitute more than a third of the federal government raises.
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<span>The government spends the nondefense discretionary part of the federal budget to fund programs that are non-mandatory, or that are not previously authorized by Acts of Congress. Examples of nondefense discretionary are Education, environmental budget, and other agencies.</span>
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<span>Entitlements are programs like Medicare and Social Security, that are “mandatory”, programs that are typically approved by previous Acts of Congress. In this case, the Congress could modify the scale of entitlements, thus how much it is spent on a singular program.</span>
