This, being a personal question i believe.
<span>Each candidate had a solid regional base but none had the support of all regions.</span>This presidential election witnessed the major political party to run several presidential candidates all from different regions with the hope that, they would be popular to defeat the Democratic bearer, Martin Van Buren in their regions. The strategy failed and Van Buren won the presidency.
Is this a multiple choice?
The Answer is 1/4 chance of each offspring from the punnet square.
(Punnet squares are really fun in my opinion :)
During World War I, Persia generally did not take part in the war, but was used as a battle ground of the Soviets and Ottoman Turkish forces. The British also occupied the southern Persian region, expanding their interest in Persia. In 1920-1921, the Soviets invaded northern Persia. Tensions grew in the 1940s during the Anglo-Soviet invasion of Persia.
