Answer: A. establishing a new, monotheistic religion.
Akhenaten (known as Amenhotep IV before the fifth year of his reign) was an Egyptian pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty. He is particularly well-known for trying to shift the kingdom from a polytheistic, traditional religion to a monotheistic worship centered on the "Aten." After his death, the country went back to its traditional practices and Akhenaten's legacy was destroyed.
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1. The quote emphasizes the importance of speaking out against unjust and cruel mistreatment.
2. Silence gives the oppressor little to no friction against their actions, encouraging them to continue. Fighting back and making the torment on innocent lives more difficult to achieve has a much higher chance of the attempt failing or eventually ending rather than simply allowing the oppression continue; where there is ease in the abuse of power, it's guaranteed to progress.
By one estimate, 100,000 slaves escaped from bondage in the South between 1810 and 1850. The southern newspapers almost every day were filled with announcements about new shoots of slaves, for catching of which the big reward was offered. There was even a special detachment of professional hunters for the fugitives who caught them and returned them back to the owner. But if the slave managed to reach the Canadian border, the persecution ceased. That's a rough estimate, but I hope it helps!!!
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Feb 23, 1836 – Mar 6, 1836
