Answer:
b
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Korea and Vietnam where both fought to contain communism
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Explanation:
1. Arguably the greatest of the Byzantine emperors; served A.D. 527–565.
- Justinian
Often referred to as the greatest of Byzantine emperor's, Justinian reorganized the governing of the Empire and set about achieving his goal of reconquering the defunct Western Roman Empire. Sadly he only achieved this goal in part.
2. general who strengthened and reorganized the Byzantine army.
- Belisarius
Flavius Belisarius was a skilled commander in the Byzantine sent who was instrumental in conquering some of the lost Wester Roman Empire. He did this by reorganizing the army to make it a more efficient force.
3. helped Byzantine women win more legal rights.
- Theodora
A Saint in the Eastern Orthodox Church, Empress Theodora was married to Emperor Justinian and through her position brought about the recognition of women's rights thereby increasing their legal standing.
4. Legal scholar who worked to create a new code of laws.
- Tribonian
A jurist during the time of Justinian. Justinian elevated him to the position of Quaestor Sacri Palatii which translated meant the Quaestor of the Sacred Palace making him Byzantine's foremost legal authority.
5. Emperor who provided his nephew with an excellent education, adopted him, and made him his chief advisor.
- Justin.
Answer:
Correct answer is Iran and Iraq
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Explanation:
As Safavid Empire existed between 16th and 18th Century, when the Ottomans were also an important factor in the region. That is why answers that include Turkey and Israel are not correct, as they were part of Ottoman Empire.
Logically, first, third and fourth options are therefore wrong.
Second option is correct as this countries were the center of the Empire.
It shows the great levels of prejudice against immigrants. Even though there was no evidence showing that Sacco and Vanzetti murdered the man, the jury ordered them executed, reflective of the anti-immigrant sentiment.