First: a successor for Muhammad had to be chosen, because none of his sons survived to adulthood, so a hereditary succession was not in question.
A successor to Muhammad (or generally a religious and political leader) is called caliph. The first caliph was chosen by recommendation from many of Muhammad comrades, most notably by Umar (who was a caliph later), and it was Abu Bakr.
The choice was disputed and some believed it should be Ali should be the rightful successor.
In general, the successor was chosen by recommendation from others and choice among the leading figures.
The Military in Argentina for decades held sway over the political life in the country. With the support of the United States, they grew stronger and began to restrict civil liberties in the country.
With time, this gave rise to disfranchised population which demanded more rights. The period also gave rise to several communist factions and rebels who continuously fought the military government.
The army continued with a 'semi-democratic' government which was seen as faux democracy.
By the end of the 80s and 90s, the Army had lost support of the major population of the country which gradually gave rise to a new political class which moved towards democracy.
They confronted discrimination by leading the slavery and making them a 3/4 of a person.
Answer:
Id be sad because being quarantined sucks
Explanation:
I would say that the answer is either C or B but i am not positive.
