1. hezekiah prince of nebuchadnezzar's eunuchs 2 . ashpenaz daniel's babylonian name 3 . abed-nego godly king from whom daniel may have been descended 4 . josiah one of the most important babylonian gods 5 . belteshazzar subordinate set over daniel 6 . melzar godly king who brought reform in judah 7 . shadrach babylonian name of hananiah 8 . marduk azariah's babylonian name 9 . meshach king who took people of judah captive 10 . nebuchadnezzar babylonian name of mishael

Here are your matches:

1. Hezekiah = godly king from whom Daniel may have been descended

2. Ashpenaz = prince of Nebuchadnezzar's eunuchs

3. Abed-nego = Azariah's Babylonian name

4. Josiah = godly king who brought reform in Judah

5. Belteshazzar = Daniel's Babylonian name

6. Melzar = subordinate set over Daniel

7. Shadrach = Babylonian name of Hananiah

8. Marduk  = one of the most important Babylonian gods

9. Meshach = Babylonian name of mishael

10. Nebuchadnezzar = king who took people of Judah captive

Note:  A number of your answers can be found in the opening section of the Book of Daniel  (Daniel chapter 1).

For the name "Melzar," Daniel 1:11 in the King James version says this:

However, more recent language scholars have indicated that "Melzar" may be more of a title that means "guard" or "guardian," rather than a personal name.  So, for instance, the New International Version translates Daniel 1:11 this way:

no statements but ok.

the statement that best describes the idea of manifest destiny that was used in the 19th century would be that "it was fate that the united states would continue to  expand westward," since people thought the us was "destined" to do so. 

they made rome the dominant power in the mediterranean.