The answer closet to it is c hope this helps
If it were me....
Aftershocks Of Iran's 1953 Coup Still Felt Around The World, 60 Years Later https://www.rferl.org/a/iran-coup-mossadegh-cia-60th-anniversary/25076552.html
I chose this because it partly shows why we, the United States, have such a poor relationship with Iran, and how the events of the CIA led coup have been arguably very detrimental to the nation as a whole, and that Iran may not be the evil boogeyman we make them out to be.
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Workers had to observe strict rules and had to pay fines if they broke any.
Workers tended machines for up to 16 hours a day, with just a short break to
eat.
The correct answer is B) Generals.
<em>In Mali, the provinces were monitored by the Generals.
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The government leaders in Mali had a powerful way of controlling the provinces of the country. They ordered Generals to be in charge of the provinces. That is how Sundiata Keita controlled the Empire of Mali. He was considered a powerful emperor that united the region and looked for people´s prosperity. Although he was a Muslim, he respected other people’s beliefs.
