Answer:
A.More than 120000 people were killed.
Explanation:
A.More than 120000 people were killed.
Answer:
The kingdom of BENIN
Explanation:
the kingdom of Benin was known for its killed bras maker and well-organized capital
Answer:
Bidya Devi Bhandari is the current president of Nepal
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To answer this question accurately it would be necessary for you to read a text or know of a situation that brought some context to the question. However, a government can approach the increase in minority populations in two ways which are either by promoting factors that support that population or by trying to combat it.
Minority populations are socially disadvantaged populations, for this reason, it is important that governments seek to establish social policies that help this population to fit fairly into society. The larger the population, the more necessary these policies are. However, governments can try to fight these populations by creating elements that further disfavor them and promote their reduction, promoting unfair and prejudiced policies.
Answer: 1807 embargo.
Explanation:
The reason for the embargo is the effort to weaken France and Great Britain during the Napoleonic wars. The reason for the prohibition on European goods is a violation of the neutral states of the United States in the war, by depriving their merchants of their products. President Thomas Jefferson suggested Congress acted as a trade war, not a military retaliation.
The embargo was to stop the looting of American ships by Britain and France. The blockade has at the same time undermined the belief of American citizens that their government can enforce its laws fairly, and reinforces the idea among America's enemies that its republican form of government is unprofitable and inefficient. The embargo was revoked in March 1809. A large number of local merchants were outraged by the law.
