Answer: Saul and David were both anointed as kings by the prophet Samuel. God clearly chose them both, and both had great military successes. However Saul’s life and that of his 3 sons ended in disaster and rejection by God. David became the father of a dynasty that sat for centuries on the throne of Judah, and was eventually replaced for ever by the eternal throne of his descendant Jesus Christ.
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The answer is C. Mexico, reason being is Father Hildago saw the overwhelming poverty and protested against it, it is called "El grito de dolores"
The answer is B.
The answer to this question is the "Fetterman Massacre". In the year of 1866 under Fetterman massacre by whites, the chief red cloud and along with his warriors massacred and killed a column of total 80 United States soldiers after the event of ambushing them. It was a very bloody event where 80 men are dead.
The correct answer is D. They allowed industrial goods to be easily shipped to foreign markets.
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The Panama Canal is an 82km long navigation route that connects the Caribbean Sea with the Pacific Ocean, crossing the entire country of Panama; The Suez Canal is a 163 km long waterway that connects the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea. These two waterways are artificial and were built to contribute to international trade because they shortened the distances that had to be traveled. For example, before the construction of the Panama Canal, South America had to be surrounded (it shortened the road between America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania) and in the case of the Suez Canal, the continent of Africa had to be surrounded (it shortened the road between Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania). The construction of these two roads allowed the growth of international industrialization because they allowed industrial products to be easily shipped to the foreign market. So the correct answer is D.
The primary achievement of the Second continental Congress was drafting an official Declaration of Independence which officially separated the colonies from Great Britain. <span />
