The Bengal Sadi Reguation.
The Bengal Sadi regualtion banned the Sadi practice in all jurisdictions of British India. The regulation was passed on December 4, 1829 by the Governor General Lord William Bentinck.
Answer:
Slavery
Explanation:
Early nineteenth century politicians avoided any public discussions about the issue of slavery owing mainly to the fact that an issue like slavery could cause a national disorder if two sections of the nation had an argument about it. They preferred to remain silent on the issue of slavery, and did not bring it up as a means of gaining favour from the black population. During the 1848 presidential elections in the United states, both the Democrats and the other party did not involve themselves in any discussions related to or concerning slavery. This was a way of maintain national unity.
The answer is B, Outraged by the attack on Pearl Harbor, Roosevelt asked Congress to declare war on Japan.
