Generally they can no loger drive car in insurgent or formerly insurgent controlled areas, they must walk right along the side of the road so they don't get blown up by land mines. Generally many fled because land mines ruined their lives even after the insurgents left.
He actions taken by the presidents weren't<span> similar </span>in any respect<span>. The </span>nearest<span> similarity is that </span>each<span> began with </span>a technique<span> to encourage civilians to follow their plans. In Ford's </span>set up<span>, he </span>down the number of money<span> in circulation </span>whereas<span> carter increased interest rates and deregulated businesses. </span>I feel<span> Ford had </span>the higher<span> policy </span>as a result of there have been<span> no major jumps in expansion or </span>the task market<span>, </span>whereas<span> all of Carter's measures were ineffective</span>
I believe the answer is D. Genghis Khan's successors claimed more land than he after his death. But don't hold me to it.