After the Soviet Union’s collapse, Bosnia-Herzegovina declared its independence from Yugoslavia. The lack of a strong leadership after General Tito’s death and the ethnic segregation caused by newly emerged political parties almost lead the country to its destruction.
The Bosnian Serb forces killed more than 100,000 people (most of them Bosnian Muslim). One of the biggest act of genocide in European history.
As regards the Etruscan and Greek myths on Rome's founding in the time of Virgil, this statement is <u>True</u>.
<h3>What happened in the time of Virgil?</h3>
There had been conflicting views on how the city of Rome was founded but by the time of the historian, Virgil, in the 1st century BC, Greek and Etruscan myths about this founding had been merged.
The common belief from that point was that Romulus brought Alba Longa under his control as the founder of Rome and expanded the city.
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Answer:
Nagasaki
Explanation:
Within a few days, World War II was over. Nagasaki is the atomic age's “second city.” “When most people think of the atomic bomb, they think of Hiroshima,” said Atka Jimba, a local resident. Hiroshima was bombed first, three days before Nagasaki.
The correct answer is option B:
B. Construction.
The us economy after world war 1 relied in large part on "inflation" since this was a major symptom that led up to the Great Depression and the 1920s bubble.
