The correct answer is A) In Egypt and Tunisia, pro-democracy uprisings led to a mostly peaceful revolution. In Libya, it led to civil war.
<em>During the Presidency of Barak Obama, in Egypt and Tunisia, pro-democracy uprisings led to a mostly peaceful revolution. In Libya, it led to civil war.
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When President Obama was in charge of the U.S., some countries in the Middle East and North Africa lived was is called the Arab Spring. This means that Arab countries such as Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya started marches and protest in order to change their political regimes. In most cases, those countries were ruled by dictators that committed many injustices. In the case of Libya, it detonated a civil war. In Egypt, people put Husni Mubarak in jail and the Muslim Brotherhood ascended to power.
The siege started on April 19 after the battle of Lexington and Concord, When Massachusetts militias blocked land access to Boston.
By the 1870s, many northerners began to lose interest in Reconstruction for several reasons. ... In exchange for allowing Hayes to be President, the Republicans agreed to withdraw federal troops from the south, ending Reconstruction. This agreement is known as the Compromise of 1877. And more points pls
The answer you are asking for is True :)
