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Option A. French Emperor Napoleon III tried to gain control of Mexico is the correct answer.
Explanation:
A is correct as Napoleon III ordered the withdrawal from Mexico in 1866, which means that he had nothing to with this war, that started at the end of 19th Century.
All other options led to the outbreak of war, as American newspapers (C) were reporting about the incident surrounding the warship USS Maine.
Question of Cuba( b, d) is the main reason why the war eventually broke out.
When the Western Roman Church split in 1378, at one point there were three people who claimed to be the rightful pope at the time, which obviously caused some troubles because all of them were relentless in their convictions. Thus the credibility of the pope was brought into question. The reason for it was that the Avignon Papacy was ended, and the seat of the Pope brought back to Rome, which caused two sides (those anti-pope in Avignon and those for a Roman pope) to fight all the time, which affected the Catholic Church as well. All this was settled by the Council of Constance, which started in 1414 and lasted for four years.
I really dont see any statements to choose from
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Taxes on non-Muslims were abolished, and people could practice their own religions.
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