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What religion did missionaries from china carry to Korea?
Christian
How can a christian carry out his mission in the world today?
It depends what religion you are. If you are Mormon, then after you graduate from school, you become a nomad for two years, converting people to Christianity, other people of Christian religions do things such as become Missionaries, or join the Peace Corps.
When was The Things We Carry created?
The Things We Carry was created on 2006-08-08.
How did the horse changed life for the plains Indians?
Horses made it easier for Plains tribes to hunt, and also made it far easier for them to travel. They could suddenly travel much faster than they originally could on foot, and they could also carry more than they used to as well. The ability to carry more things allowed plains tribes to become a bit more materialistic, that is, they began accumulating more possessions just because they could carry them. I hope that helps!
What do you use to carry things from place to place?
Some things used to carry things from place to place are:bagsboxescratespocketspursessuitcasesbriefcasestrunkswagonscarstruckstrainsplanesshipshorsesdonkeysmulescamelsdogspigeons
Why was the backpack invented?
To help people carry their stuff instead of having to carry it themselvesIn order to carry more things.
An ant can carry things heavier than his weight?
yes. the ant can carry things heavier than its weight
What do living things carry out?
science
Is a giraffe used to carry things?
A Giraffe can not carry anything, it is not 'designed' to do so
What do living things carry on?
Living things carry out various biological processes such as respiration, digestion, reproduction, growth, and movement to maintain their life functions. Additionally, living things also carry out interactions with their environment and other organisms to survive and thrive.
What is a vehicle that carries things?
All vehicles carry things.
What were the reasons for the migration of Germanic tribes into the Roman Empire?
From the 1st to the 4th century AD Germanic peoples attacked both the western and the eastern parts of the Roman Empire to carry out raids or for attempted invasions which were repelled. In 406 the Vandals, Sueves, Burgundians (Germanic speakers) and the Alans (Iranian speakers) from central Europe crossed the frozen river Rhine and invaded Gaul. They then established their own kingdoms in former lands of the western part of the Roman Empire. These invasions were more than just military attacks. They were migrations of whole peoples in search for new lands. The invasion of Eastern Europe by the Huns created a population squeeze in central Europe and these peoples needed new lands. The Alemanni of southern Germany took advantage of these invasions to take over Alsace (in north-eastern France) and Switzerland.
