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The Scopes trial was a trial in Dayton, Tennessee in 1925, in which teacher John Scopes was accused for his defiant against the prohibition of teaching evolution in school, as the teaching of doctrines contrary to the biblical creation in Tennessee was banned in early 1925. Finally, Scopes was found guilty and fined with $100, but was not sentenced to jail. The Tennessee Supreme Court overturned this verdict in 1927 for a formal error, as it had not been handed down by the jury, as it should have been, but by the president of the court personally.
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Indeed, his work seems to be a narrative presentation of Paul's gospel in the life of ... but when Luke wrote he did not have Matthew on the desk in front of him. ... around 95-100 C.E. Church tradition put him in Ephesus at the time of writing, and ... to 75-80 (Matthew) to 80-90 (Luke) and for locations from Rome to Antioch
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He wanted freedom for India from the British. He did several things to reject British goods like Salt, and Cotton. He had people march for salt of the coast of Arabian Sea. He also made people burn British clothes and he decided to make his own clothes by using a giant wheel to spin cotton and made his famous clothes like the dothi. which he wore later in life.
<span> - </span><span>In what </span>ways did Magna Carta support the rise of representative government in England?<span> ... Why </span>did<span> the kings of France seek to weaken church power in their lands?</span><span> ... because when the church had less power over the people, the monarch (king) had more over the people</span>
