What happened to Saddam Hussein after an Iraqi Special Tribunal found him guilty of crimes against humanity in December 2006?
A. He was sentenced to death and executed.
B. He was exiled to Saudi Arabia.
C. He was given a life sentence and imprisoned at Abu Ghraib.
D. He was kept under house arrest in Iraq.
Answer: A
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a) ordered the Cherokee to move west. b) declared Article 14 of the Treaty of Holston to be unconstitutional. c) supported President Jackson. d) confirmed the Cherokee independence from Georgia laws. e) allowed intermarriage between whites and Indians.
Henry Ford's policies benefited workers in all of the following ways EXCEPT by
A) reducing shifts to nine hours. B) honoring their private lives without interference. C) paying workers twice the standard wage. D) ensuring that workers could afford his automobiles. E) using assembly techniques that kept workers from having to move a chassis.
Nineteenth-century nationalists believed that ______________.
A. the king must embody the state as a continuation of tradition and heritage B. power rested in the authority of the nation, comprised of people C. all members of a nation should participate in government D. there must be unification of all disparate populations under one standard of culture E. the nation was an organic entity and could not be subjected to contracts like a constitution
By what steps did Shah Abbas achieve a strong and unified Safavid state?
What will be an ideal response?