What was the purpose of the Covenant between Yahweh and the Hebrew people?
A) It established the promise of a Heavenly Kingdom on Earth.
B) It replaced an earlier moral contract between Yahweh and earlier prophets such as Amos and Isaiah.
C) It dealt with ethical matters but left other matters under the control of civil leaders.
D) It promised that if the Hebrews kept their solid faith in Yahweh, they would defeat all of their enemies.
E) It has failed, in later times, to adapt when social circumstances changed.
D
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What will be an ideal response?
In 1943, in a meeting in Casablanca, the Allies decided they would next invade
A. Sicily. B. Greece. C. France. D. Corsica. E. Cyprus.
Which argument would those who believe that the development of nuclear weapons is dangerous highlight to support their position?
a. The devastation unleashed by atomic bombs in World War II is a convincing argument to the leaders of the world not to risk another world war. b. Nuclear arsenals are very dangerous because a terrible accident could happen at any time. c. There is no way to disprove the argument that atomic weapons prevent future world wars. d. Other types of weapons, such as biological weapons, are more useful in deterring another world war than the threat of nuclear weapons.