Unlike the Greeks, the Hebrews were not philosophers. This means they were concerned with all the following except
a. God's will, not human intellect.
b. abstract thought.
c. the feelings of the heart, not the power of the mind.
d. righteous behavior.
e. God and the creation of everything.
b
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a. Louis Blanc b. Alphonse Karr c. Thomas Love Peacock d. Charles Fourier
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a. expanded the British electorate by over 200,000. b. formally abolished slavery in all British territories. c. removed all obstacles to internal trade on the British continent. d. established Home Rule for Ireland.