<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, the best option is that "fair and free elections are held" since in totalitarian states there are very rarely elections at all.</span>
The answer is B. the right of the people to keep and bear arms :)
Nations often face obstacles. The obstacles that faced the Ottoman Empire face were the Pashas (provincial rulers), The Economic problems and corruption was present, Nationalist movements that lead to revolts in North Africa, Eastern Europe, etc.
- Tamerlane was said to have crushed the Ottoman forces at the Battle of Ankara which took place in 1402. This defeat was the one that brought a stop to the expansion of Ottoman empire.
- Muhammad is said to be the man who the Muslims believe to be the very last prophet. He was said to have received messages from Allah.
The European countries were in great need to capture Ottoman territory. Ottoman rulers did use some westernize to reorganize their bureaucracy and system of tax collection. Theses Westernized ideas led to a lot of tension with some of the traditional sultans.
<h3>Who was Timur Leng? </h3>
He was called popularly as Tamerlane. He was the one who devastated Syria
He is Known as Timur the Lame and was said to have hindered the rise of the Ottoman Empire in the early 1400s. He was a rebellious warrior and conqueror that hail from Samarkand in Central Asia.
The impact of Muhammad teaching was said to be one that united a lot of Arabian groups under one known religion.
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<span>Jesus summarized Jewish traditions and laws as hanging on the Two Great Commandments
When asked about which was the most important commandment, Jesus answered "</span>Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.<span>" Matthew 22:37-40
By saying that, Jesus summed up all Jewish tradition and laws as hanging on the Two Great Commandments. </span>