The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The question does not include options. However, we can say that the people who published their ideas agree with Edwin Bakker in that terrorism will present more challenges in the near future. They recommend a more systematic approach to the study of terrorism to minimize terrorist scenarios. These experts also recommend expanding the number of people who study the issue of terrorism. Older people have more experience and can share more insights and recommendations form people who live in eastern countries. The last important recommendation by the experts is the development of advanced software that helps prevent another major attack, as well as more innovative methodologies to search and prevent terrorist acts.
<u>Answer</u>:
B: tax cuts increased funding for defense spending
This statement is not a reason the national debt rose during Ronald Reagan’s term as President.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Ronald Reagan became the President of US in 1981. His economic policies are also referred to as ‘Reaganomics’. According to his economic policies, he lowered the tax rates and increased military spending. Many government programs like Social Security, Medicaid and so on were either cut or experienced less funding during his presidency.
But result of this Reaganomics are still debated. Critics point out that the national public debt tripled in nominal terms during Reagan's tenure and worsened the income gap.
As the Western Roman empire from the collapsed, a new empire emerged with the dream of reuniting the two empire together and bring glory back to Rome. The Byzantine Empire, a place that start with the name of Byzantium, a city in Rome. In 285 CE, the Roman empire has grown too big to be able to be controlled by the Roman Government so the emperor Diocletian split the Roman Empire into two, East and West. Constantine later then became the new emperor for Byzantine and renamed the capitol city of it to Constantinople. Byzantine was a huge empire in Europe, next to the Roman’s and it’s capital is nowaday Istanbul.
i think it is the second one
