The reorganization act of 1947

how did the reorganization act of 1947 change the us military? check all that apply.

it created the position of secretary of defense to oversee military services.
it abolished the departments of the army and navy and created the war department.
it removed all of the cabinet seats formerly held by military branches.
it created the department of the air force to defend the nation’s skies.
it called for the creation of a cabinet department in charge of homeland security.

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It created the position of secretary of defense to oversee military services.
It created the Department of the Air Force to defend the nation’s skies.

The correct answer is D.

The Black Death was a devastating pandemia which caused the death of between 75 and 200 million people in both Europe and Asia between 1347 and 1351.

At those times, the population was highly influenced by religious beliefs and superstitions. Moreover, the cause of the illness was unknown and this enhanced the terror. It was considered a punishment sent by God due to the existence of disobedience and sinfulness. A human group that was blamed the most were the Jews, who where not believers and hence consider the sinners who were bringing disgrace to the rest. Many prosecutions and pogroms were originated. The catholic religious authorities had to intervene by condemning attack to Jewish people and properties, as Pope Clement VI did in July 1348.