As he addresses his audience, how does Socrates use the Greek belief of prophesy to advance his central idea?
a. He uses the ancient Greek fear of prophecies give power to his message.
b. He uses prophesies to evoke pity among his audience, in the hopes that his
conviction will be overturned.
C. He uses prophecies to appeal to the anger of the audience.
d. He uses prophecies to show his connection to the gods make himself sound more
legitimate.

1. what was the result of growing nationalism and pan-africanism on european-african relations? africans were encouraged to seek independence from europe. european colonialism grew and strengthened in africa. the change of power from european to african rule went smoothly. africans believed they could live peacefully with europeans.

Constantine created the first christian empire t or f asap

What motive did the federalists have for pushing the alien act through congress in 1798? a. the new law made immigrants pay higher taxes, which the federalists hoped would be used to pay the national debt and fund the military. b. the new law denied immigrants the right to vote because many immigrants supported thomas jefferson and the republicans. c. the new law required business owners to hire illegal aliens who hated the liberal republicans. d. the new law made immigrants wait 14 years before becoming citizens, a move the federalists hoped would keep them from voting for years. select the best answer from the choices provided abcd