The Functions of Religion (Providing Meaning and Purpose, Promoting Social

question 101

True/False

The functions of religion (providing meaning and purpose, promoting social cohesion and a sense of belonging, and providing social control and support for the government) can only be fulfilled by beliefs and practices that are supernatural in nature.

Evaluate the British military policies towards slaves during the American Revolution.

Identify the states that enacted gradual emancipation laws following the American Revolution and those that did not.

Learn about the figures and organizations involved in the manumission movement in New York.

Understand the agricultural contributions by former American slaves in new territories.

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