The Hague Tribunal is a common name for several Internation Criminal Courts located in the Netherlands, most notably the Hauge Region.
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The trajectory of North Korea’s foreign relations and economic and military planning dramatically shifted in the early 1960s in response to two events. The first was a May 1961 coup d’état in South Korea that brought to power an anti-communist military junta led by General Park Chung Hee. The second event occurred much further from Korea’s borders—thousands of miles away on an island nation in the Caribbean. Combined, the Park Chung Hee coup d’état and the Cuban Missile Crisis transformed North Korea’s relations with Moscow and Beijing and nudged the country down a path of unsustainable military buildup that, in part, resulted in a nuclear weapons program and was responsible for the country’s economic difficulties in later decades.
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A "monopolistic competition" consists of multiple companies selling similar but not identical products. The answer is "D".
The correct answer is <span>1862. He was appointed as the commanding officer of the Confederate army in 1862 and kept that position until his surrender in 1865. This wasn't his death, however, and he died five years later, in 1870, after having a stroke and getting a pneumonia. His legacy remains and he is still popular even in the North against whom he fought.</span>