The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although you forgot to include the text and the options, we can answer the following.
In the year 2000, Utah had become one of America's most religious states in all ways that religiosity may be measured. According to the text, the Mormon population in Utah at that time was approximately 1.4 million.
If you think of the state of Utah, one of the first thoughts you have is the number of Mormons that live there. John Smith was the founder of the Mormons that built the headquarters of their Church in Salt Lake City. Indeed, 60 miles down south Salt Lake City, there is a famous college called Brigham Young University. They have an important document called the Book of Mormon that was published in 1830.
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Vice Presidents have a lot of duties to help assist the Presdient. VP's do things such as breaking tie votes in the senate, traveling abroad when the President is not in a fit state, taking the place of the President if they were to ever pass away or fall ill and they act as loyalists to the president, meaning that their opinion on a subject is always taken very carefully when the president is in need of answers. I'd say their pretty important as they act as a backup for the president.
Random fact I didnt know: almost one-third of VP become president at some point
<span>He used a Crusade as a weapon of power. Frederick II had become king at a young age due to the death of his father, Henry VI, and Innocent was against the idea of unification of Sicily under one ruler, since there were 3 who were being considered at the time. As a way of looking to excommunicate heretics, Innocent began a Great Crusade campaign in 1198, which he led himself, unlike prior pontiffs.</span>
. Under roman law, someone accusing another person of a crime needed proof that a crime had been committed. The accused h<span>ad the right to face the accuser and offer a defense.</span>
