Answer:
A) They claimed that Armenians were trying to establish their own state within the Ottoman Empire
Explanation:
The Ottomans lost lot of territory from what was once the large, and very powerful empire. Because of this, they were forcing everyone to declare themselves as Turks, as well as to accept the Sunni Islam, thus to create a state with one ethnic group and one religion. The Armenians were not fond of this and rejected it, so the Ottomans were afraid that they will try to separate part of the country thus make it even smaller. Because of this, the Ottomans started with genocide over the Armenians, resulting on over 1.5 million deaths, and many more displaced, people separated from their families, and even mothers separated from their little children.
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The decision made segregated public schooling unconstitutional
The colonists based the legitimacy of their revolution on
the concept of "natural law." This differed with British monarchial
thinking, which said the colonists needed to obey their king because the king
was appointed by God to rule the people. The colonists believed in "no
taxation without representation," meaning everyone had to be taxed with
their own consent. They were opposed to heavy taxation from Britain where there
was no representative from the colonies in parliament. Every community would
have a representative for them that they would elect. They also diverged in the
nature of sovereignty.
Primary elections and caucuses are held