The first one "The government is corrupt"
Answer:
Declining turmoil in the Middle East granted Obama a general reprieve from having to deal with the region.
Nuclear weapons-related sanctions against Iran were lifted by the United States in exchange for a halt to its
nuclear arms program.
Obama took a particularly hard line against China, reducing diplomatic contact.
The violence by the Syrian government against its people had largely ceased by the end of Obama's second
term.
Explanation:
Obama surely made his share of mistakes, including misreading the Arab Spring. He believed that support for the ouster of authoritarian regimes put America and his administration on the right side of history. But calling for the overthrow of dictators while doing little--in some cases, nothing--to help those who sought their downfall was a contradiction that has already had significant, long-term costs.
The region of India that became more powerful after the fall of Gupta was Huns who had conquered much of the northwestern section of Gupta territory by 500 CE. They adopted Hinduism and which was assimilated into Indian society. The Empire of the Guptas fell as a direct consequence of the invasions of Central Asian nomads on horses known as the ‘White Huns’ (Śveta Hūṇa) in Indian sources. The ‘Huns,’ who sometimes known Hephthalites or Ephthalites or Alchons, posed a threat to Persians too.
