The two answers are: 2) Deng encouraged the production of raw materials such as iron and steel, and he provided industrial workers with incentives. And 3)Deng encouraged students to travel abroad to revive China’s education system, which had suffered during Mao's regime.
In 1978, Deng Xiaoping send 3,000 students overseas for further education each year. He advocated sending more Chinese abroad to study.
<em>At the beginning of 1979, the economic reform proposed by Deng gave its results and the market in that time was accelerated despite some opposition. But the old system was dismantled and he also encouraged people to work harder giving pace to a new economic era in China.</em>
I think A must be given in the native <span>language. i hope that is correct</span>
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The answer is "The emergence of new Christian churches."
Luther´s Reform , started in 1517, brought about the most important changes in Christianity, which today is divided into Catholicism and Protestantism. There are important difference regarding the role of the faith, of the Bible and intermediation between God and man.
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1) Former <em>President Benjamin Harrison</em>. After the murder of 11 italian immigrants, he declared it as an one-time national celebration, in order to ease diplomatic tensions with Italy.
2) Indigenous people Day. Since 2015, several Council members from the <em>District of Columbia</em> have tried to change the name, which had happened this year. Now, the <em>District of Columbia</em> celebrates <em>"Indigenous People Day"</em>.
3, 4) 1451, in Genova.
5) 29 days. The crew spotted a flock of birds, which were a sign of land.
6) On his first voyage, between 86 to 89.
7) 1792.
8) New York City with over 35,000 marchers and one million viewers.
9) Italian.
10) Puerto Rico Friendship Day.
<span>a. to encourage free enterprise.
b. to protect big business.
c. to support workers' rights.
d. to establish a fairer tax system
e. Predatory price cutting
f. Price fixing g.Ownership of stock in competing companies h.Interlocking
directorates (the practice of having the same individuals serve as directors of
competing companies)</span>