C. the U.S. invasion of Iraq and removal of Saddam Hussein
Proof Provided by Mimiwhatsup: On February 19 2003, it was confirmed that Saddam Hussein was working to obtain nuclear weapons. On December 13 2003, Operation Red Dawn took place and Saddam Hussein was found and captured by U.S. Forces in Ad-Dawr Iraq.
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I'd put my bet on A
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"Christian" by default is Roman Catholic. So Protestantism is sorta like that one kid that is different but not different to the point of being edgy.
<em>Answer: Delegates from states where slavery had become rare argued that slaves should be included in taxation, but not in determining representation. ... In the Constitutional Convention, the more important issue was representation in Congress, so the South wanted slaves to count for more than the North did.
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It was usually performed by certain high ranking Japanese Officials and when they suffered a Major blunder in the war, or something that was considered MAJORLY unhonorable, and that's the key here, honor. Honor was HUGE in Japan, your family would consider you worthless if you didn't have honor, so doing something like losing a battle and surrendering were considered cowardly, so to maintain their honor and avoid capture they would commit Seppuku
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Explanation:D) To keep up with demand for cotton, plantation owners set very long hours of relentless work.
