What is demonstrated by the willingness of leiningen's men to remain and battle the ants?
a. the men's fear of the ants
b. leiningen's strict expectations
c. the men's trust in leiningen's leadership
d. leiningen's power over his men

Which of the following statements best characterizes the viewpoint of the founding fathers on religious practices? a. they were very intellectual and believed that religious practices were a sign of unintelligence. b. they believed that religious practices were personal and individual. c. they believed that religious practices individuals make better decisions. d.they believed that practicing religion strengthened the country.