Like wow... but
1. <span>Cumberland Gap
2. </span><span>They kidnapped his eldest son James and tortured him to death.
3. </span><span>200,000
4. </span><span>The Louisiana Territory from Napoleon; half a billion, 3 cents an acre
5. </span><span>ocean in view, oh the joy</span>
<span>So that he would never lose her, Pan fashioned a musical instrument out of wax and different lengths of reed. This he called Syrinx, in honor of his beloved. Afterward, Pan would play upon his reed instrument, and all who wandered through the Arcadian woods knew the sound of Pan's pipes.
Answer: C</span>
The court deemed that the ban violated the first amendment because according to the first amendment people have the right of free speech. Since this law ruled that English was the only language that could be used, it was understood as if the law was against the constitution because it prohibited free speech.
From these options, the four cities established by the Phoenicians are:
Byblos, the capital city of this civilization from 1200 until 1000 BC
Tiro, the capital city of them from 1000 until 333 BC
Sindon which was one of the hometowns of them together with Tiro
Cartago, its most important foundation
