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Option B is your answer (He defeated the forces left behind by Alexander The Great)
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because the Maurya empire was ruled by the Maurya dynasty from 322 - 185 BCE, and by 316 BCE they had fully occupied northwestern India and defeated the satraps left by Alexander The Great. Chandragupta Maurya was the Mauryan ruler who defeated Alexanders general Seleucus nicator and received the territories of Kabul and Balochistan in 305 BC. I found this on the lesson of this test, I am 100% sure this is your answer. Hope this helped.
The best option from the list would be "battle" in terms of a category for "bombardment", since this refers to when an enemy launches weapons (usually bombs or missiles) into the territory of the enemy.
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Answer:During World War II, Latin America delivered guard harvests of espresso beans, and those nations were Allies or unbiased. In any case, the requests of the military on delivery required redirection from bringing in espresso. To ensure men in uniform got enough, regular people had to do with less.
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The United States elected to enter World War I because unrestricted submarine warfare had led to attacks on the US shipping vessels, and the conflict threatened the economic interests of the country abroad. The 2nd option is the right answer.
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The United States entered World War I in 1917 after two and half years of its beginning in 1914. With the interest to keep the US out of the European conflict and strong isolationist sentiment, President Wilson had adopted a position of neutrality. But a German U-Boat caused the sinking of the passenger ship the "Lusitania" and six other American merchant ships including the Housatonic without any warning. Additionally, the "Zimmerman telegram" was expropriated promising the Mexican Government that Germany would help Mexico in recovering the territory it had surrendered to the US after the Mexican-American War. These reasons compelled Wilson to declare war against Germany in 1917.
