The Mandate system was put into place as a result of World War I.
<span>No, it is false that Israel became involved in the civil war in Lebanon when the United Nations was unable to keep order, since in general Israel wants to stay out of most of the conflicts in this region since these conflicts threaten their national security. </span>
Answer: The foundation of European law.
Explanation:
Justinian's proclamation proclaimed itself free and equal for all people. Justinian also sought to repair the position of slaves and even advocated their release.
Justinian's Proceedings in Europe began to be practiced only in the 12th century. Even today, fragments of the same are used in the legal sciences.
<span>The importance is huge! it is considered one of the greatest works of European literature. Written by Italian poet Dante Alighieri (1265–1321), The Divine Comedy speaks about many things important for religious intances like the Christian concept of the place where sinners go after death and purgatory the region between hell and heaven the place where the righteous go after death. The Divine Comedy was the first well-received epic (long narrative) poem written in Italian rather than Latin.</span>
Answer:
The correct answer is: False – but he failed his first university entrance exam.
Explanation:
The rumor about failing a math test is incorrect.
Einstein was a great mathematician and at his young age, he reached a high mathematical level by himself.
On the other hand, it is true that he failed his first entrance exam for the prestigious Federal Polytechnic School in Zurich. Although he was two years younger than other students he passed Physics and Math tests but failed at the general examination, so this was the reason he was not admitted to the university.
Instead of Zurich, he began his studies at the Argovian Cantonal School, located in the northern part of Switzerland. After finishing the Argovian Cantonal School, Einstein enrolled in Mathematics and Physics program in Polytechnic School in Zurich and got his degree in 1900.