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Why did the US wanted to put an immediate end to world war 2?
Everyone, not just the US, wanted an immediate end to the war. Unfortunately everyone wanted it on their own terms.
What group wanted an immediate end to slavery?
The Abolitionists
Changes that martin Luther king had tried to make?
He wanted all people to be treated fairly.
What effect did changes have on people 'holidays?
they wanted to go and vist athor contrays to see how it gose
What type of people would have been pilgrims and what were their reasons for going?
Merchants, trades people and the poor. Often nuns and priests, anyone who wanted to escape religious changes they did not like, many were church related people - they wanted to start a new life that met with their beliefs.
What changes had taken place in farming by the 1200' s?
The changes that took place in the 1200s were that even the rich people who lived in castles did work on farming. Also people now wanted their own land.
What changes did Charles finney want in American society?
He wanted to teach people his religion so he had became a preacher.
How did peter the great increased his power?
He increase his power, so could force people to make the changes he wanted.
What was the immediate aftermath Pearl Harbor had on Americans?
The US wanted to counter attack immediately.
What person wanted to make changes?
All people want to make changes. It's part of what makes us human.If this was some sort of homework question, you need to make it more specific and tell what changes they wanted to make, where and when they lived, or something else that will give us a clue about who in the vast world you might be talking about!
If God never changes then why did he seem to punish people more in the Old Testament times than in the New Testament?
AnswerMalachi 3:6 For I am the LORD, I change not;
Why did the author Write this passage?
The author likely wrote this passage to inform, persuade, entertain, or express their thoughts and ideas on a particular topic. Authors may have various motivations for writing, such as sharing information, advocating for a cause, or simply expressing their creativity. Understanding the author's purpose can help readers comprehend the message and context of the passage more effectively.
