It focused on the morals and virtues that were to be expected of government officials and the emperor's subjects to ensure a smooth running of the state in Japan.
I believe the answer is: E. none of the above.
The turning point for our country was the American Revolution.
Without the revolution, we wouldn't be able to rise up and become a world leader like we are today, and would still lived for the service of The british Empire.
After the famine hit the 12 tribes of Israel migrated to Egypt from their original land of Canaan to live there. At first life was good for the people of Israel and it remained so for some time but then the people of Israel got enslaved by the people of Egypt and this lasted for a long time.
Taxes // the colonies didn’t approve of this, later calling it “taxation without representation”
The Cold War was a war over ideology between B) the United States and the Soviet Union. The United States was essentially a capitalist society, while the Soviet Union lived under communist rule. The Cold War was not an armed conflict, but was political and military tension which existed between the two large countries after World War II, but also existed between the Western Bloc (US's allies) and the Eastern Bloc(Soviet Union's allies).