Answer:
Estoppel
Explanation:
Estoppel is a principle in law that prevents an individual from asserting or making an argument that contradicts an initial argument or action or agreement by this person. It protects individuals from inconsistent actions or statements of others such as saying one thing and denying and saying something else that contradicts it. There are different types of estoppel such as : promissory estoppel, collateral estoppel, estoppel by deed. Promissory estoppel is a popular estoppel that protects individuals or entities against individuals or entities that do not meet their agreement or promise in contract and therefore allows the affected party act based on their promise without the other party fulfilling their part causing economic loss
Answer:
Old Testament; One God; Holy Spirit.
Explanation:
The old Testament describes the old covenant the Lord made with the Israelites in the Bible and it consist of history of creation, how the Israelites are chosen, the journey of Isrealites, the time Isrealites were held captives in the Land of Egypt, the laws, the Judges and kinds of Israel and many more.
In the Old Testament more emphasis was based on one true God and little or nothing was actually said about the 'trinity' (although the words " spirit of God" was mentioned several times in the old Testament but there the emphasis on the doctrine of Blessed Trinity was not there).
In the New Testament, when Christ come for the atonement of Sin of Mankind, Jesus Christ made sure to show that the Trinity is one God that is God the Father, God the son and the Holy spirit are one.
The correct answer are as follows:
Congressman Carl Vinson helped secure Georgia's role in expanding the U.S. Navy.
Senator Richard B. Russell helped secure military jobs in Georgia.
People moved to the urban areas during World War II to find work
Savannah and Brunswick were key ports during World War II.
FDR's "Little White House" was located in rural western Georgia.
I am 100% sure about these answers, so no worries. ;-). Hope this helps! ^-^
Answer:
cardboard effect. Not sure though.
