The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "d. establishing a democratic congress." Chandragupta Maurya ruled by <span>establishing a democratic congress. This has to be clear enough about establishing democratic congress.</span>
The answer is actually "The attack on the World Trade Center." on February 26, 1993, 6 people died, but hundreds of others were injured and sent to the hospital in critical conditions. More than a thousand people were injured that day. The World Trade Center itself suffered more than $500 million in damage. After the attack, authorities evacuated 50,000 people from the buildings.
Answer:
Bangladesh
Explanation:
After political, economical, and cultural divides between East Bengal and West Pakistan which had been present for almost 30 years, the Bengali people wished to be independent from West Pakistan. Some examples of these divides were the Bengali Language Movement, the Kaptai Dam, the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965, and further tensions & conflicts.
Eventually on March 7th 1971 the first revolutionary movements commenced amassing approximately 2 million people, led by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
The West Pakistani government ordered the nationalist movement to be stopped through military action, which prompted Operation Searchlight led by General Yahiya Khan. The operation resulted in the arrest of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the leader of the Bengali nationalist movement. Before his arrest he declared the Independence of Bangladesh, which subsequently sparked the Bangladesh Liberation War within hours.
The Bangladesh Liberation War caused further conflict between both parties and India (supporting Bangladesh) enduring for 10 months, resulting in 300,000 - 3,000,000 civilian casualties. The conflict concluded as the Pakistani armed forces surrendered on December 16th 1971. After the war, on December 16th 1972 the People's Republic of Bangladesh was instated, which is still in place to this day.
Answer:
because the river is long
Explanation:
There is a majority of 123 countries who got rid of the death penalty in practice and in law as of March, year 2007. However, there are still 73 countries who did not abolish such death penalty in their law and practice.
