All of the following were similarities between Israeli/Palestinian and India/Pakistan conflicts except
A) there was a goal to undermine Jewish or Hindu rule over Muslims.
B) strong nationalistic sentiments among Israel and India.
C) Pakistan army generals overthrew politicians but did not challenge fundamentalists, much like Palestinians.
D) destruction of religious centers was normal on the part of Hindus and Israelis.
E) Kashmir, like Jerusalem was the most contentious territory that no one would concede.
D
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a. declared that all the countries of the Far East must be open to foreign trade b. asked nations to respect each other's trading rights as well as the sovereignty of China c. asked European nations to join America to form a Far Eastern peacekeeping force d. requested Europeans to refrain from missionary activity in China
One of the most significant components of industrialization was development of the transportation infrastructure
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Following the Seven Years' War, the British government faced huge problems of imperial organization but had ample funds to deal with those problems.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Low-country plantations focused on the cultivation of __________
A) tobacco B) rice C) cotton D) wheat