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Why USSR invaded Afghanistan?
Afghanistan Had Long Held Strategic Importance . Fearful that Tsarist Russia's expansion into Central Asia would bring it perilously close to the border of India, their imperial jewel, Britain fought three wars in Afghanistan to maintain a buffer against Russian encroachment.
It's impact on Afghanistan and Pakistan: In the brutal nine- year conflict, an estimated one million civilians were killed as well as 90,000 Mujahideen fighters and 1,800 Afghan troops. The county was left in ruins. Several million Afghan had either fled to Pakistan for refuge or had become internal refugees.
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An internal effort by a government to lessen revolutionary pressures in a country could be to moderate government positions, orienting them towards positions closer to those of the revolutionaries. In this way, a change in the government's positions would be evidenced, which would be seen by the revolutionaries as an assignment in favor of them, calming the conflict as it would be perceived as the partial fulfillment of the objective by the revolutionaries.
I think it is a Carpenter absolutely
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C
Explanation:
I would like to say C because it is talking about the domestication of wolves and one way you can begin to domesticate an animal is by feeding it. Also by using your context clues this answer seems most logical to me. Please proceed with caution because I am not sure if I am correct. Just take my answer with a grain of salt.
