________________ are called the "Synoptic Gospels. "
A. John, Matthew, Luke
B. Matthew, Mark, Luke
C. Mark, Luke, John
D. John, Matthew, Mark
Ans: B. Matthew, Mark, Luke
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The Russian __________ in the nineteenth century had associated loyalty to the government with religious affiliation.
A. policy of Official Nationalism B. war against the French C. abolition of serfdom D. expansion into Central Asia