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Religious fundamentalism was invented in the United States & focused not so much on the message of Jesus of Nazareth but on five fundamental “truths.” In which incident, in Tennessee, is religious fundamentalism best reflected? A. Sinking of the Lusitania B. KKK march in Washington C. Scopes Monkey Trial D. Election of Harding
Religious fundamentalism was invented in the United States &…
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Religiоus fundаmentаlism wаs invented in the United States & fоcused nоt so much on the message of Jesus of Nazareth but on five fundamental “truths.” In which incident, in Tennessee, is religious fundamentalism best reflected? A. Sinking of the Lusitania B. KKK march in Washington C. Scopes Monkey Trial D. Election of Harding
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Allen Brоdeur is CEO аnd Chаirmаn оf the bоard of Questla, a multibillion dollar company that makes electric cars. Brodeur and Questla disclose to the public and regulators that the company will use Brodeur’s personal Twitter account to disseminate information to Questla investors and the investing public. In the midst of media reports that the company was having difficulty producing and delivering its cars to buyers, Brodeur posts a tweet stating that the company is “considering taking Questla private at $420 a share. Funding is secure.” Some time prior to this tweet, Brodeur had met with a large sovereign wealth fund that expressed general interest in investing in the company and taking the company private. Brodeur and the sovereign wealth fund had not come to any specific agreement or determined a share purchase price. Brodeur was also in discussions with investment banks, but had not yet retained any advisers to assist with going-private transaction. After the tweet, Questla’s stock price increased more than 6% on significantly increased volume and closed at $380 per share, 10% higher than the previous day. When asked about the specific stock price in the tweet, Brodeur admitted that it was not discussed with the sovereign wealth fund but that he chose the price of $420 because of the number’s significance in the marijuana culture and thought his girlfriend “would find it funny.” Brodeur’s actions are