Albeit this is a basic answer, World War Two was a major catalyst to an increased focus on internationalism. In addition, financial and political interests (most notably for political interests is the Cold War) are both legitimate reasons to why the United States of America has remained as a major part of international affairs.
"<span>a. The final period of the Roman Republic was marked by factional struggles and civil wars, while the pax Romana was characterized by peace and the flourishing of Roman culture and public works" is the best option since the two were so different.</span>
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The Japanese emperor had an important symbolic power but it was largely ceremonial. He didn´t have real power. The emperor was seen as a divine being and a link with the past and the tradition of the empire. The real political power was in the hands of the top military commander of Japan, the shogun. Since Tokugawa Ieyasu (1543-1616), the first shogun, the shogunate had imposed its preeminence on all the Japanese feudal lords (daimyos), forcing them into subservience and putting an end to long feudal wars and bringing peace and stability.
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C. I did this the other day I'm sorry if I'm wrong I don't quite remember it
