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What is the difference between forced migration and voluntary migration?
Forced migration is when people are told to move and voluntary is movement upon self-interest.
Is the ability of a solid to resist changes in shape?
Sort of. A solid can have a change in shape, but it has to be forced upon the object, whereas a liquid would have involuntary shape change.
What is the proper definition of gang bangs?
A gang bang is a sexual activity involving one individual having sex with multiple partners at the same time. It typically involves one person (often a woman) engaging in sexual activity with multiple partners (usually men) simultaneously or in rapid succession. It is important for all parties involved to give full consent and be aware of any risks involved.
What is the terrible journey forced upon the Cherokee called?
The terrible journey forced upon the Cheorkee Indians is called the Trail of Tears.
Who did the Romans enslave?
Slavery was forced upon captured people, towns, or armies, for the most part, although there have been instances of defeated people allowed to remain free. slavery was also forced upon towns or tribes that rebelled or broke an alliance with Rome.
Why is water fluoridation forced upon us?
Because dentists would rather treat the water than poor people
Why is this forced removal to as the trail of tears?
The name was coined from the statement of a Native American who experienced the removal; it is a general definition of feeling about the number of people who were murdered or died from a myriad of conditions forced upon them.
What does it mean to change from the inside out instead of the outside in?
"Changed from the inside, out" implies that the change was a self-induced/-triggered event. The "change" was internalized and realized without having to be forced upon the changee by an outside force or influence, as is implied with "from the outside, in."
How did christianity become the religion of the roman empire?
Christianity was forced upon the people of the Roman empire by the emperor Theodosius I in 380 AD.
Why did romans like Christianity?
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What are some of the roles induviduals play in creating history?
1. An agressor- starting a war or a battle that causes things to change. 2. A dreamer- wants to change how things are run now 3. The forced- People who have the role of hero or leader thrust upon them. The list goes on, just like any character in a book it varies.
Was Christianity forced during the Victorian era?
No, Christianity for the most part ceased to be forced upon others around the 1500's. Some exception to that were the Spanish Missionaries forcing the beliefs upon North, Central,, and South American Natives. These people were wantonly slaughtered, maimed or tortured by the Church Missionaries if they did not profess the Christian God as their god. Nice people, huh?
