Answer:
false
Explanation:
he was against them because he thought they would tear the country apart
Answer:
Because china went from using paper money to silver coins
The correct answer is A.
Elections are a <em>nonviolent method</em> by which power dynamics in the government change and they make a fundamental contribution to democratic governance.
Any democratic government is conducted through its representatives. Elections enable voters to select leaders and to hold them accountable for their performance in office. Regular and periodic elections solve the problem of succession in leadership as new/better leaders can always be elected through voting.
In democracies,<em> people have a say </em>when choosing a government. People conduct elections to safeguard their freedom and rights. The<em> mass participation of citizens</em> ( edible voters ) guarantees a peaceful change in government, and is an example of trust of the citizens in the elected government.
Answer:
allowed britain extra time to build up its armed forces
Explanation:
This question is incomplete, here´s the complete question.
Weakness in the Abbasid Empire was revealed when Tahir of Khurasan did which of the following?
A) Invaded Baghdad and killed the caliph
B) Declared the Umayyads to be the true caliphs
C) Became governor of Khurasan and ruled it independently of Baghdad
D) Founded the city of Cairo as a new trade center
Answer: Became governor of Khurasan and ruled it independently of Baghdad
Explanation:
When Tahir was appointed as the governor of Khurasan, a period of antagonistic relationships between the Tahirids and the Abbasids begun.
Tahir was determined to turn independent. Him dropping the al-Mamun’s name from the Khutbah and creating coins after his own name were all symbolic expressions of independence from Baghdad.
