The conflict that developed between East and West Pakistan, and eventually led to the establishment of the state of Bangladesh, was caused by
a. competition over internal development of the nation's natural resources.
b. ethnic differences.
c. many years of international warfare between the two regions.
d. the demand of the people of East Pakistan to establish an independent Marxist state.
e. resentment in East Pakistan that the government ignored their needs.
e
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The Freedmen's Bureau
A) ?was established in 1865. B) ?was run by the War Department. C) ?allocated one-third of its budget to schools. D) ?provided relief to former slaves and enforced labor contracts between former slaves and planters. E) ?All of these are correct.
After the death of Hammurabi, who destroyed Babylonia in 1595 B.C.E.?
a. Egyptians. b. Sumerians. c. Hittites. d. Huns. e. Phoenicians.
Roosevelt expected the first attacks on the United States to be
A. made by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor. B. made by Germany. C. a coordinated attack made by both Japan and Germany on each coast. D. made by the Japanese in the Philippines.