Answer:
B. consider religion less important to their lives
Explanation:
It seems to be a very basic principle, at least in most cases, that as a country is becoming more and more secular, the religion is becoming less and less important, and the religious authorities lose big chunk of power. The reason for this is that the secular states are clearly separating the politics from the religion, thus the religion doesn't have any political power. As the religious authorities lose their power, and the people become more educated and free, gradually they leave the religion behind, and either just respect it as part of their tradition, or totally abandon it and move toward atheism. This can easily be seen in the majority of the well developed countries.
<span>1. whose death Saul approved; first Christian martyr
</span>Stephen
<span>
2. disciple whom the Lord sent to minister to Saul
</span>Ananias
<span>
3. Jerusalem Pharisee who taught Saul
</span>Gamaliel
<span>
4. Paul's companion on first missionary journey
</span>Timothy<span>
5. companion of Paul on second missionary journey
</span>Barnabas
<span>
6. city of Saul's birth and upbringing
</span>Tarsus
<span>
7. city where Saul was headed when stopped by the Lord
</span>Damascus<span>
8. young pastor-overseer of churches in Ephesus
</span><span>Silas
</span>
Answer:
That responsibility lies primairly with the states and the secondairly with Congress. Second,the clause lodges the power to regulate elections in the respective legislative branches of the states and the federal government, not with the executive or judical branches.
Explanation:
Under the Articles of Confederation, the government was a unicameral (one house) legislature. Delegates to Congress were appointed by the state legislatures, and each state had one vote.
The Khmer people, now native of Cambodia, were apart of a Kingdom named <span>Kambuja. Kambuja was located in the era of the Iron Age in India. </span>
