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Which statement best reflects a developed logical argument about the impact of politics and religion on law and government in the Muslim world?(1 point) Responses The Islamic faith impacts the laws and governments of all Muslim nations in the same ways. The Islamic faith impacts the laws and governments of all Muslim nations in the same ways. The Islamic faith has a greater impact on the laws and government in areas under sharia law. The Islamic faith has a greater impact on the laws and government in areas under sharia law. Muslim nations are theocracies in which the religious leaders are also the government leaders. Muslim nations are theocracies in which the religious leaders are also the government leaders. Islam only impacts the laws in Muslim nations and does not influence government policies.

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The Islamic faith impacts the laws and governments of all Muslim nations in the same ways.
How do Snowball and the other animals defend Animal Farm from the human invasion?

a
They launch an attack using pigeons and geese.
b
They approach the humans and negotiate a treaty.
c
They surrender and are divided up among the neighboring farms.
d
They hide in the barn and bolted the doors.
a
They launch an attack using pigeons and geese.
How do the neighboring farmers initially react to the idea of animals managing a farm for themselves?

a
They are afraid and try to convince everyone that the animals are evil.
b
They laugh and predict the animals would quickly fail.
c
They are supportive and want to learn more about the animals' success.
d
They dion't care; what happens on other farms is none of their business.
b
They laugh and predict the animals would quickly fail.
What do Snowball and Napoleon always disgree about?

a
What crops to sow in the fields.
b
Whether or not to build a windmill.
c
How to increase food production.
d
All of the above (and just about everything else)
d
All of the above (and just about everything else)
Napoleon shows how he feels about Snowball's plans to build a windmill by:

a
tearing up the plans.
b
framing the plans.
c
kissing the plans.
d
urinating on the plans.
a
tearing up the plans.
What is the name given to the battle between the animals and the humans?

a
The Battle of Animal Farm
b
The Battle of the Cowshed
c
The Battle of Manor Farm
d
The Battle of the Grand Rebellion
b
The Battle of the Cowshed
What are Snowball and Napoleon's instructions to the pigeons?

a
To gather food for the animals.
b
To find a new home for the animals.
c
To spy on the neighboring farms.
d
To tell animals at other farms about their successful rebellion.
d
To tell animals at other farms about their successful rebellion.
How do the humans react when they hear the animals sing "Beasts of England"?

a
They are confused and unsure of what to do.
b
They are scared and worry it foreshadows their own doom.
c
They find it silly and cann't understand why animals would sing it.
d
They love the song and join in with the animals.
c
They find it silly and can't understand why animals would sing it.
What rumors are being spread about the Animals on Animal Farm?

a
The are torturing each other and practicing cannibalism.
b
They are planning to invade other farms.
c
They are stealing from the neighboring farms
d
They are actually humans in disguise.
a
They are torturing each other and practicing cannibalism.
This animal sleeps in late, skips work, and goes missing for long periods of time. Clover and the pigeons then make discoveries that show this animal is not dedicated to Animal Farm and the principles of animalism. Who is this animal?

a
Old Major
b
Snowball
c
Boxer
d
Mollie
d
Mollie