A - A period of peace and economic prosperity
This is because, when the Mongol's rule, a certain region of the world experiences prosperity. Although modern day, we wouldn't refer to it as peace and prosperity, it was generally peace and prosperity during their age.
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Emperor was the founder and the first emperor of China's Sui Dynasty.
Explanation:
He was a hard working administrator and practice Buddhism and Confucian teachings in his regime. He was also known to be the ruler who had a less number of concubines. He was a ruler who never believed or resorted to violence for personal gains but he attacked and usurped lands in order to expand the kingdom.
During his reign Chins' Great wall was rebuilt. He behaved as the perfect Confucianist because he never complained. Emperor Wen was a visionary individual and possessed definite integrity of character. he never succumbed to the evils of sensory pleasures. it was the teachings of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism which molded him to be an ideal emperor who worked and introduced reforms for the benefit of the commoners.
Generally speaking, the chief executive is a member of the legislative branch in a "unitary form of government", since in this government there is only a single governing body.
Answer:
There are tons of consequences
Explanation:
For starters, huge swathes of land were utterly devastated from the fighting, many countries were divided up between the allies (i.e Germany, Korea).
Also, the Americans and Soviets began competing over which system was better (capitalism or communism?) which only furthered world tensions and damage. The war also left many economies devastated from putting so much into their militaries.
Many population centers were completely obliterated (70 - 80 million casualties in ww2). And in many countries new dictators and tyrants were able to take over and just make life worse for their already struggling people.