Pretty sure, it's B.Hindi
Answer:
Explanation:
Two months after his defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte's colonial forces, Jean-Jacques Dessalines proclaims the independence of Saint-Domingue, renaming it Haiti after its original Arawak name. ... In 1804, General Dessalines assumed dictatorial power, and Haiti became the second independent nation in the Americas.
The Declaration of Independence was adopted on August 4th, 1776 by the Second Continental Congress
Fall of Bastille, march to Versailles and flight to Varennes are the three major events which highlighted that the people were not ready to accept monarchy form of government.
Explanation:
Angry people marched to the Prison of Bastille which imprisoned the political prisoners. Many people attacked the prison and there was huge chaos on the streets because french men wanted to depose the despotic monarch King Louis XVI.
Many people were mostly unemployed and hungry and they started to march towards the palace of Queen Marie Antoinette who lived amidst of all luxuries and lent a deaf ear to the hardships of the civilians. National assembly was formed which had the overruling power against the King. These restrictions were disgusted by the king and they decide to take refuge in Austria which urged them to denounce revolution. All these incidents highlighted the power of monarch and the people were against the despotic french monarch.
<span>d. Military expansion into Vietnam introduced terraced farming to China, which greatly increased the amount of land under cultivation in mountainous southern China
</span>Why was economic expansion during the Chinese Tang and Song dynasties linked to military expansion?
NOT:
a. Military expansion into Vietnam introduced the Chinese to faster-growing rice, which made it possible to rice crops a year in southern China
b. Military expansion into Manchuria and Korea made it possible for the Chinese to harness new energy sources in the water buffalo and the ox
<span>c. Military expansion into Korea and Japan introduced a new strain of drought-resistant wheat into northern China</span>
