<span>By the late 1800s, railroads carried goods just about everywhere, from coast to coast. In rural areas, horse-drawn carriages could still be seen, and some salesmen (they were most always men back then) used this method of transportation. But mostly, Sears (which was then called Sears Roebuck) became known for their successful mail order business. People would receive the Sears catalog, choose what they wanted, write to Sears to let the company know, and the merchandise would be mailed to them.</span>
The answer is A) Shia.
The Shia sect of Islam is primarily different from Sunni Islam in the belief that the first legitimate Imam following Muhammad was Imam Ali. Unlike the three caliphs that succeeded Muhammad, Ali was part of Muhammad's clan (related to him). Major Shia caliphates include the Fatimid and Safavid caliphates.
Answer:
Woman favored Buddhism.
Explanation:
Women in both civilizations favored Buddhism, as it offered women expanded social opportunities.
The traumatic era transformed American society in relation to the social effects of unemployment, living conditions, education, health, the quality of life and the impact and social effects on individuals and their families. The economic decline was triggered by the Wall Street Crash on October 29, 1929.