Well, I'm not too sure there is one good answer to this question.
two options are clearly false: friendly nations who shared culture and customs. and countries with very dissimilar culture and customs.- they do share culture but had way too many conflicts to be called friendly
The other two options are both partially true:
rival nations who came into frequent conflict. - yes, they did come into frequent conflict, but Korea was rarely a rival there, it was rather subdued. But I still think that this is the best answer/
neighboring countries who shared a common history. - this could also be argued, depending on what you accept to be neighbouring countries: they Japan is an island and it can share only borders over water, not land with the others- this is also a good answer.
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Napoleon was called back to Paris to defend the government as another royalist uprising erupted. Through strategic commanding and deployment of cannons on city streets, he helped eliminate the uprising in 1795. He then secured the authority of the new French government with its five members, one of whom was Barras.
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answer: The primary source document that could help a historian understand why the US Civil War started is a Charleston Mercury editorial published in 1860 because it contains factual accounts of the events during that time.
Answer: Are you trying to translate something
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(idk if this will help bc u weren't very specific)
In 476 C.E. Romulus, the last of the Roman emperors in the west, was overthrown by the Germanic leader Odoacer, who became the first Barbarian to rule in Rome. The order that the Roman Empire had brought to western Europe for 1000 years was no more. I hope this was helpful <3