C. the U.S. invasion of Iraq and removal of Saddam Hussein
Proof Provided by Mimiwhatsup: On February 19 2003, it was confirmed that Saddam Hussein was working to obtain nuclear weapons. On December 13 2003, Operation Red Dawn took place and Saddam Hussein was found and captured by U.S. Forces in Ad-Dawr Iraq.
The number of electoral votes that South Carolina has is 9 votes. The number that California has is 55 votes and the number needed to be President is 270 votes.
<h3>How many electoral votes does a President need to win?</h3>
To win the presidential election, the President needs a majority of the electoral college votes to win which is 270 votes.
This is because the total electoral college votes available are 538 electoral votes.
California has a very high number of these votes at 55 votes and South Carolina has 9 electoral votes.
Find out more on the electoral college at brainly.com/question/13474496
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<span>All engaged in large scale irrigation; drawing labor from the population via a system of corvee. All used glyph writing systems; mesopotamia: cunieform, nile: hieroglyphics, yellow: chinese, indus: harrapan script. Differences... there are many differences, geography of course... but the largest one is that the Indus's writing, harrapan script has never been deciphered so historians know the least about it.</span>
Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) and Benito Mussolini (1883-1945) had similar views about the importance of a strong military state (A) that would be worthy of the greatness of their respective nations and people.
B is wrong because: Both leaders did not saw positively any kind of diversity. Both were strong defenders of Christianism, and pursued "pure identities", be it the Italians (Mussolini) or be it the Arian race (Hitler).
C is wrong because: For both movements, Italian fascism, and german nazi fascism, the existence of private property was important given the support received by and provided for various companies. Hitler was supported by great industrials like Krupp and Bosch groups. Mussolini adopted an economic policy that favored big companies and banks. Also, both movements grew up from strong anticommunism (in other words, private ownership of the means of production) feelings in their respective countries.
D is wrong because: Mussolini and Hitler did not advocate for a limited role of the state. They defended strong states that would be capable of realizing the greatness of their nations.