After the United States entered in Iraq in 2003, the Iraq did not become a peaceful democracy. Thus, option C is correct.
<h3>Why United States invaded in Iraq in 2003?</h3>
The United States invaded Iraq in 2003 to destroy the equipments which can utilized in the demolition by Saddam Hussain. The United States has killed the Saddam hussain and found gulity in supporting terrorism.
After the United states acquire Iraq , there was violence increased due to majority of community. After few time iraqis elected a new parliament system and adopted a new constitution for the regulations of the country.
Therefore, option C peaceful democracy is adopted is the correct answer.
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Westward expansion was a natural progression for the nation because the most powerful entities came from the East (England). It is only natural that they spread out and conquer/capture/kill/annihilate those in their way (the true Americans/Native Americans). In doing so they conquered a whole land and taught them their ways while spreading West.
John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, John Jay, Thomas Jefferson, and Henry Laurens
Predation- when one animal hunts and preys on another.
Predator- the hunter; the one who is looking for a meal (prey)
Prey- the hunted; the one who is avoiding being a meal
Frogs (predator) and flies (prey) are one; Lions (predator) and zebras (prey) are another common example; humans (predator) and chicken (prey) are another example; a final example would be snakes (predator) and mice (prey)
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Wilson opted to disregard Lodge's request. By failing to engage lawmakers among-st the mediators traveling him towards the Paris Peace Conference as well as rendering summit conclusions public without reviewing them with panel members, Obama insulted the Senate.
The dissatisfied president turned his appeal to the people after Lodge's commission inserted many "booking" and revisions to the treaty. He experienced a physical breakdown throughout a cross-country trip in October 1919, clouding his political judgement even more.
