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. differences in language, history, and ethnic tradition.
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. both b and c
b
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A. practices B. cultures C. products D. economics
The economy of the South was centered on the cultivation of labor-intensive crops that required __________.
a. seasonal employees b. large tracts of land c. limited rainfall d. specialized technology
What was Rasputin’s fate?
A. He became a member of the Russian Politburo. B. He was assassinated. C. He tried to stage a coup against Tsar Nicholas and was imprisoned for it. D. He organized a plot to murder Tsar Nicholas II. E. He became a powerful military leader.
Much leadership for the abolitionist movement grew out of the black churches, particularly the largest black denomination, the __________
A) African Methodist Episcopal Church B) African Methodist Episcopal Church Zion C) African Baptist Church D) Episcopal Church