Benito Juárez was a Mexican Lawyer and the president of Mexico He was the national hero Benito fought foreign occupation under the emperor Maximilian and pursued Constitutional reforms
Answer: 19th-century Mexican politican. One of the crucial figures of Mexican liberalism, sometimes considered "executor" of Maximilian of Habsburg.
Explanation: At the beginning of 1860s there was a serious political conflict between conservatives (general Miramón) and liberals (liberal president Benito Juarez). What was at stake was national debt. Mexico was seriously indebted to Britain, France and Spain. The situation resulted in invasion of all three armies led by France (Napoleon III). French intended to proclaim monarchy there and Napoleon III offered Mexican crown to younger brother of Francis Joseph (Austrian emperor), Maximilian and Austrian pretedent accepted. Mexican empire lasted few years. When French withdrew their army it was Juarez who became head of opposition. Maximilian was executed and Mexican republic restored.
The Charter of the United Nations created an international organization devoted to protecting human rights and diplomacy around the world. The Geneva Conventions helped to establish international law and norms related to war and other interactions of states in conflict.
<span>Florida was the state that was the center of an election controversy in the 2000 election that culminated in the Bush versus Gore Supreme Court case. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option or option B.</span>
