A period of pro-democracy revolts in North Africa and Southwest Asia
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Explanation:
<u>Starting in Tunisia in the earl 2010's many middle eastern and North African nations ravaged by Islamic Fundamentalist</u> laws began protests to have a democratic form of government.
<u>Some of these protests turned into armed rebellion, many led to mass bloodshed by oppressive regimes like in Syria and Libya.</u>
There were protests in Egypt, Yemen and Bahrain too. All of these protests came for more democratic features in the government after Islamic fundamentalist takeover in the 70s.
Answer:
B. Slave codes were enforced beliefs that slaves were property and they could not own property or testify in court.
C. The first Africans were indentured servants who were freed after a term of labor.
E. The thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery.
Explanation:
It would be A. hope this helps
It is called restriction. E<span>very US court is obliged to hear every case brought before it. A judge can rapidly dismiss a case, provided he gives a reason that will stand up to any appeal.</span>
