"Nepal is a country of religious tolerance". state one example to prove this statement.​

Explanation:

The culture of Nepal is rich and unique. The cultural heritage of Nepal has evolved over the centuries. This multi-dimensional heritage encompasses the diversities of Nepal's ethnic, tribal, and social groups.

Nepal is a multicultural, multilingual and multiethnic country. Similarly, Nepal has the people of different religious tolerance among the people. However, the people who follow Hindu religion are in great number. Besides this, Buddhism is another popular religion of Nepal. The founder of Buddhism is Gautam Buddha. Who was born in Lumbini, Nepal. He is famous as the Light of Asia. There are many followers of Islam, Christianity, Shikhism, Jainism and Kirat religion. Every religion has its own values and norms. People of every religion can celebrate their festivals according to their culture and traditions.

In this way Nepal is a country of religious tolerance.

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Answer:

Nepal has maintained Religious tolerance. Lord Gautama Buddha was also a perfect examples He introduced Buddhism although he was from Hindu background. Nepal is a sacred land for Hindus and Buddhists. Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautam Buddha, is a place or reverence for Buddhists all over the world.

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Trade, international law, diplomacy, and economic incentives are similar in that they all describe which of the following?

In 5-7 complete sentences, analyze how events of the English Reformation led to the founding of the American colonies that would later become Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Hampshire.

What caused Neville Chamberlain to appease Hitler?

a. his personal friendship with Hitler

b. his belief that Britain would eventually defeat Hitler

c. his belief that Britain would be crushed by Hitler's army

d. his desire to avoid a second world war

What factor contributed to the baby boom after World War II?
A. Women no longer worked in factories and could raise families.
B. There were improvements in health care and nutrition after the war.
C. The country felt the need to grow the population after losing so many men in both world wars.
D. Couples were having more children because they could help contribute to the family income.

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a

The middle class disappeared.


b

Opportunities increased for the lower classes.


c

A new class of wealthy citizens emerged.


d

Many members of the upper classes lost their fortunes.


Question 2 (1 point)

(05.01 MC)

How did slave labor during to the Punic Wars affect small farmers? (1 point)


a

It hurt them because large farms who used slaves as laborers could sell products cheaper.


b

It hurt them because the cost of slaves had increased and they could no longer afford them.


c

It helped them because they were able to buy more slaves and increase their estates.


d

It helped them because they were able to devote energy to selling products as well as growing them.


Question 3 (1 point)

(05.01 MC)

How did the Punic Wars affect the development of the Roman Empire? (1 point)


a

Roman military presence decreased in the Mediterranean.


b

Roman military presence increased in the Mediterranean.


c

Rome formed a truce with Carthage.


d

Rome formed a truce with Macedonia.


Question 4 (1 point)

(05.02 MC)

The right of one Consul to veto the decision of another is an example of what principle? (1 point)


a

checks and balances


b

civic duty


c

representative democracy


d

rule of law


Question 5 (1 point)

(05.02 MC)

What was the role of Roman men in the Roman Republic? (1 point)


a

They were only able to vote on military decisions.


b

They did not have a place in government.


c

They were able to vote for all of the officials.


d

They were able to vote for some of the officials.


Question 6 (1 point)

(05.02 MC)

How did the government of ancient Athens differ from that of the early Romans? (1 point)


a

In Athens, citizens voted for representatives who voted on issues, while in Rome, citizens voted directly on issues.


b

In Athens, citizens voted directly on issues, while in Rome, citizens voted for representatives who voted on issues.


c

In Athens, the government was ruled by a small group of powerful people, while in Rome, the government was ruled by kings.


d

In Athens, the government was ruled by kings, while in Rome, the government was ruled by a small group of powerful people.


Question 7 (1 point)

(05.02 HC)

Which of the following describes an effect of the development of the assemblies in the Roman Republic? (1 point)


a

Power was less concentrated in the hands of wealthy nobles.


b

Power was more concentrated in the hands of wealthy nobles.


c

Power was less evenly distributed among the three branches of government.


d

Power was more evenly distributed among the three branches of government.


Question 8 (1 point)

(05.02 HC)

Which of the following describes the transition from Roman Republic to empire? (1 point)


a

It was a rapid but peaceful transition.


b

It was a slow transition marked by violent internal conflict.


c

It was a slow but peaceful transition but occurred peacefully.


d

It was a rapid transition marked by violent internal conflict.

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A. emotional qualities
B. ethnic identity
C. level of education
D. physical characteristics
E. ways of behaving

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3. Name one big difference relating to money between China and Japan. (Hint: see what Mr. Wagner's chart says about GDP.)

What is the process by which no branch of government becomes too powerful?

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is South Africa different from these countries?

Explain how increased agricultural output and the development of craft goods led to the various social classes in ancient Sumer.

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What made Alonzo Herndon a notable Georgian?
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After his sentence for murder was reduced to life in prison by the Governor, he was lynched by an angry mob.

A fighter for social and political equality for African Americans, he famously challenged Booker T. Washington’s views on segregation.

Explain the difference between trade-off and opportunity cost.
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A.
traditional economy
B.
mixed economy
C.
command economy
D.
market economy

The amount of energy a substance has during a phase change ____________ . Select the best answer.
A
increases
B
decreases
C
increases or decreases
D
doubles or halves

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Between 1877-1900, the South changed considerably. Which of the following statements accurately describes one of the changes that occurred?
African Americans had fewer rights and experienced more segregation at the end of this time period.

The South moved to a predominately industrial economy by the end of this time period.

African Americans had fewer rights and experienced more segregation at the beginning of this time period.

Farmers suffered more economically at the beginning of this time period.

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The treaty described in this passage gave Portugal a claim to


A. Cuba.

B. Venezuela.

C. Mexico.

D. Brazil.

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Americans wanted to continue the Vietnam War.
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Why was Levittown desirable to many Americans?
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B. It demonstrated the use of different architecture styles.
C. It was the first integrated community.
D. It was the first community to have its own fire and police for protection.

What happens after two thirds of Congress votes to approve a bill that the president vetoed?

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HELP PLEASE!
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B. always involve money
C. always involve giving up something
D. always involve beneficial consequences

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Israel

For Israelis and visitors who choose religious practice of any faith or denomination (religious group an individual chooses), freedom of worship is assured as one of Israel’s basic tenets (beliefs). Those who prefer freedom from religion are equally protected. All Israeli citizens enjoy the full civil, legal and political rights guaranteed by a democratic (free) society. Some examples include the right to elect and to be elected, the right to free education, the freedom of expression and association, and many more.








Turkey

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Saudi Arabia

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A. They and their ancestors had been born on the land and worked it for years.
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In this speech, what is Washington recommending to African Americans?

African Americans should immediately fight to regain their voting rights and an end to segregation.

African Americans should focus achieving economic betterment before seeking an end to segregation.

African Americans should boycott all Caucasian (white) owned businesses until segregation is ended.

African Americans should refuse to join the U.S. Army until full equality is achieved.