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The answer to the given question above is the third option: William The Conqueror is a strong ruler who made sure to keep more power than his nobles. William The Conqueror is also called as William The Bast*rd. He was greedy and violent for it is the way of life that he was exposed to since he was 8 years old but he was also a great soldier and ruler with many ideas and he is also very organized. At a younger age, he was crowned as the first Norman <span>King of England until his death.</span>
I believe it’s D, Abu Ghraib, because of it’s terrible prisoner conditions, torture, and frequent executions.
Answer:
Correct answer is C. East Germany adopted a communist government while West Germany maintained Democratic influence.
Explanation:
Option C is the only correct answer as after WW2 Germany was divided into Eastern part, which was under influence of Soviet Union and Western part which was under influence of United States, Britain and France.
A therefore cannot be correct as both options are not correct. East Germany wasn't liberal, West Germany didn't had single party system.
B is not correct as there was no capitalism in East Germany and there was no state control in West Germany. It was the other way around.
D is not correct as there was no colonialism after WW2, while there was no totalitarianism, but democracy in West Germany.
