The correct option is B
rule of the law, and a limited government
a limited government is that which is established by the concept of the separation of power and the principle of the rule of law, where those in power rule in accordance with the law of the land and not their personal whims.
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Answer:
It provided greater access to books for many people.
Explanation:
The printing press spread literature, in masses, efficiently. This lead to a mass spread of knowledge and communication.
Nations are made up of a population of people who share the same culture. the people often speak the same language, practice the same religion, and have the same traditions.
Explanation:
The nation is a social community based on:
- the belief of its members in the common origin and destiny of the past;
- particularities of language, religion, customs and a number of symbolic means of commemorating collective affiliation (hymns, flags, coats of arms, monuments, celebrations);
- a sense of shared solidarity, pride and social equality;
- political organization ranging from the movement for the protection of cultural specialties to state independence.
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According to the doctrine of nullification, also called the states' rights doctrine, a state could nullify, or reject, a federal law it considered unconstitutional.
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Hello. You did not present the map to which this question refers, which makes it impossible for it to be answered. However, taking into account the historical context of the partition of India and the context of the response options, we can consider that the option selected above, is the correct answer, because it is a fact.
The partition of India occurred after the country became independent from the British Empire. At that time, the country had difficulties in maintaining political and governmental order, in addition to suffering a strong religious crisis, which was what was the great trigger for the division of India into two countries: India and Pakistan.
Pakistan was dominated by Muslim forces, which forced a large number of Hindu citizens to migrate to India, where they could practice their religion without suffering any reprisals.
