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Where did the shakers come from?
The Shakers were founded in 1747, in Manchester, England, from a group of dissenting Quakers. A handful of them came to America in 1774 and called themselves United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing.
What is a person chosen to act or speak on behalf of a group?
A person chosen to act or speak on behalf of a group is typically referred to as a representative. This individual is designated to convey the opinions, interests, and decisions of the group to external parties or stakeholders. Representatives are expected to accurately reflect the collective views of the group they represent and advocate for their best interests.
What is a lawmaking group in Greece?
They called themselves an Assembly
The mycenaeans were a group of people who prided themselves on their?
architecture
How is a President officially chosen?
A group of electors from each state officially elect the president.
Why did the Separatists call themselves Saints?
The Separatists called themselves "Saints" because they believed they were the true followers of God who had separated themselves from what they saw as corrupt practices in the Church of England. They viewed themselves as a chosen group of believers who were living according to the principles of the Christian faith.
How are the children named in The Giver?
In the community depicted in "The Giver," children are named during the annual Ceremony of Twelve. The Chief Elder announces the children's names, which are chosen based on a list of approved names for each age group. The names are assigned by the community elders, rather than chosen by the parents.
A group of people chosen to make decision?
group of people chosen to make decisions in court
Where did the shakers come from?
The Shakers were founded in 1747, in Manchester, England, from a group of dissenting Quakers. A handful of them came to America in 1774 and called themselves United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing.
What does religist mean?
Religist, noun, person or group who considers people of any religious belief or non believers to be inferior to themselves, examples include the collective output of the religions Catholicism, Islam, Judaism and Protestantism and almost every other religion ever created as well as non believers.
What major advances in china made the people today call themselves children of han?
The han ethnic group is the majority ethnic group and is a dynasty name.
What has the author John Kallie written?
John Kallie has written: 'The relationship between the educational and vocational aspirations of a group of selected Asian parents for their children and those of the children themselves'
What is the modern meaning of the word church?
So many people use "church" to refer to a building. Believers use it to refer to the worldwide group of believers in Christ.
What group was the pope chosen from?
The College of Cardinals.
A group of children in a school?
classmates,students,pupils
What are terrorist beliefsw?
All terrorists dont have the same beliefs for example the al-qaeda are originaly islaimic but are known as believers of terrorism but the FLQ a terrorist group in Quebec,Canada was a christian or catholic group originaly but should be known as believers of terrorism
What was reason the Jewish leadership was so concerned about the new group of believers?
The Jewish religious leadership were so concerned because the new believers were not living up to their rules and standards that were traditions. The new believers believed things that the Jewish leaders did not believe.
