Option C) “FDR created the WPB and was the first director of the board” is not true about the War Production Board. The WPB was created by President Franklin Roosevelt in January 1942 and its first director was Donald M. Nelson. This government agency was created to supervise war goods in World War II. Options A, B and D are all true as they relate directly to the purpose of controlling different factories’ production in order to collaborate with war needs. The WPB was dissolved in 1945 after the Japan’s defeat in World War II.
The answer to this question is the Southeast Asian country
Nepal.
<span>Nepalese Civil War is also known as the People’s war of the
Maoists is the conflict between the Maoist rebels which is called as the
Communist Party of Nepal and the Nepal Government. The civil war started from February
13, 1996 to November 21, 2006 which is to break the Nepalese monarchy and to
have a people’s republic. </span><span> </span><span> </span><span> </span><span> </span>
The correct answer is: A)age-old ethnic rivalries.
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The Srebrenica Massacre consisted in the murder of approximately 8,000 Bosnian Muslims in the Srebrenica region in July 1995, during the Bosnian War. This mass murder, carried out by units of the Republika Srpska Army, the VRS, under the command of General Ratko Mladić, as well as by a Serbian paramilitary group known as "The Scorpions", occurred in an area previously declared as " safe "by the United Nations, since at that time was under the" protection "of 400 Dutch blue helmets. Although the elimination of Bosnian Muslim males was especially sought, the massacre included the murder of children, adolescents, women and the elderly, with the aim of achieving ethnic cleansing of the city.
- The genocide in Darfur is a military conflict of racial origin underway in the Darfur region of western Sudan, mainly among the Janjaweed, a group of militiamen formed by members of the Baggara tribes of the Abbala (ethnic camel breeders). Arab) and the black people, not Baggaras and mainly farmers. The Sudanese government, although publicly denying its support to the Janjaweed, has provided them with weapons and assistance, and has participated together with them in several attacks against the Fur, Zaghawa and Masalit peoples. The beginning of the conflict is usually in February 2003. The conflict has been described as a genocide towards black people by the international media and by the US government, although not by the UN.
