The correct answer is Bangladesh, formerly known as East Pakistan.
After the Partition of India, two countries were created: India and Pakistan. The later was composed of the areas with a Muslim majority, but geographically it had two parts, which lied far away from each other and had no land connection: West and East Pakistan. the Indo-Pakistan war concerned the split of the two parts into independent countries.
Answer: Railroad industry
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In the ninth century C.E. and in the ninth century, when the inhabitants of the city of Gao along the Niger River expanded to the Middle Niger region, the Songhai State emerged. Songhai flourished in river trade, focusing mainly on the exchange of agricultural produce, fishing, hunting and technology for ironwork. The power and prosperity of the Songhai state grew beyond their participation in the Trans-Saharan trade. Berries traders from North Africa and producers from the forests of West Africa exchanged gold, salt, ivory, skins, and copper, among other goods.
<em>The prosperity of Songhai attracted the attention of the powerful Empire of Mali, which incorporated the state in the fourteenth century.</em> <em>As Mali weakened, </em><em>the leaders of the Sonni dynasty regained Songhai's independence and began to expand their borders in the 15th century</em><em>, leading the Songhai’s cavalry and canoe fleets to defeat neighbouring forces and conquer the prosperous cities of Timbuktu and Jenne in 1473.</em>
I believe it’s C. resources are spread out across the earth
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Its got to be C or D, have a nice day bud, BYE :D
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