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What is the point of this question?
Why would a Mormon and one of Jehovah's Witnesses be fighting anyway?
While our beliefs are not the same, we each let it go at that and go our separate ways peacefully.
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What historical events led to hostilities between the U.S. and the Mormons?
The short-lived war between the US and the Mormons occurred when the US government sent a non-Mormon, unelected appointee to the territory inhabited by the Mormons and announced without discussion that this individual would be the governor. The Mormons refused to accept the imposition of an unelected and unsympathetic government. The US sent the Army to impose the government's will. The Mormons prepared to fight back, and Army arrived, negotiations resolved the conflict, and no hostilities actually took place.
What do you do if your a witness to fight and someone died now the witness is being sued by family?
I get the feeling that some important information is missing from this question. What kind of "fight?" How involved (or non-involved) was this "witness?" Sued by the family for WHAT? If a person died as the result of a "fight" it sounds more like it might have been an "assault," which would be a criminal matter.
Why did witness kill the person's parents in save the witness?
Sounds like a violent case of intervention in a child-abuse (fight). BECAUSE THEY FOLLOW A NON-EXISTANT MAN.
Why did the Mormons face troubles with their neighbors in Independence Missouri?
Its quite complicated. Basically, in some areas, the Mormons were becoming quite dominant and began to affect the local political races, making the locals quite upset. The locals began to fight the Mormons, trying to kick them out of the area. The violence spread and the state government got involved. The state government decided the best solution was to tell the Mormons to leave the state. The governor issued an extermination order, requiring the Mormons to leave immediately.
How did the Ute tribe help the Mormons?
At the time of the Mormon settlement in Utah, the Ute tribe was extremely powerful. While they did have some conflicts with the Utes, for the most part they got along. The Utes helped to defend the Mormons against other tribes and even other gorups of white settlers. They also helped Mormons to know how to survive in the harsh climate. In return, the Mormons shared their food with the Utes. Although many Mormons were suspiscious of the Utes, they understood that it was cheaper and more practical to feed them than to fight them.
Can Amish people be violent?
They are people. Of course they can be violent. Although, they will not fight in a war or in public. They will control what they can. Check out the movie "Witness"
What is a fight between two people called?
A duel is a fight between two people
What is a sword fight between two people called?
A duel is a fight between two people
What if wittness says you were involved in a fight but you were not?
If you were arrested for the offense, you might have to be able to convince the judge that you weren't involved. Possibly one of the other people involved in the fight would be your witness that you struck no blows. l
A report of a fight between two people in the passive form?
A fight between two people was reported.
Who will win the fight between Youndaime and Madara?
I don't think there will be a fight between them, after all Yondaime is dead.
What is the difference between brawl and fight?
brawl is disorderly while fight not
