<u>Answer:</u> False, the government does oversee the financial institutions in some other countries
D. Balanced government means that one branch can keep the others in check, to ensure they do not abuse power.
I’m not Jewish.. but I’m pretty sure the answer would be how people I’m general are supposed to act
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In early August 1990; Iraqi’s leader Saddam Hussein ordered the invasion and occupation of its neighbor Kuwait in what would lead to the first Gulf war and an American led coalition called Operation desert storm followed. Early on the morning of January 17, 1991, a massive U.S.-led air offensive hit Iraq’s air defenses, moving swiftly on to its communications networks, weapons plants, oil refineries and more.
After 42 days of constant bombardment of Iraqi forces by the allied forces, the United states declared a cease-fire due to major surrender from the Iraqi forces.
Though the war was successful on the part of the allied forces, Kuwait and Iraq suffered enormous damage, Saddam Hussein (The leader of Iraq) was forced out of power, Hussein’s forces brutally suppressed uprisings by Kurds in the north of Iraq and Shi’ites in the south. The United States-led coalition failed to support the uprisings, afraid that the Iraqi state would be dissolved if they succeeded. In the years that followed, U.S. and British aircraft continued to patrol skies and mandate a no-fly zone over Iraq, while Iraqi authorities made every effort to frustrate the carrying out of the peace terms, especially United Nations weapons inspections. This resulted in a brief resumption of hostilities in 1998, after which Iraq steadfastly refused to admit weapons inspectors. In addition, Iraqi force regularly exchanged fire with U.S. and British aircraft over the no-fly zone, which lead to the US demanding Saddam Hussein stepped aside as leader of the Country which he refused and was ousted, tried and executed by the US.
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Six days after the death of Hu Yaobang, the deposed reform-minded leader of the Chinese Communist Party, some 100,000 students gather at Beijing’s Tiananmen Square to commemorate Hu and voice their discontent with China’s authoritative communist government. The next day, an official memorial service for Hu Yaobang was held in Tiananmen’s Great Hall of the People, and student representatives carried a petition to the steps of the Great Hall, demanding to meet with Premier Li Peng. The Chinese government refused such a meeting, leading to a general boycott of Chinese universities across the country and widespread calls for democratic reforms.
