How did communist rule by the vietnam-backed government differ from communist rule under the khmer rouge? a. vietnam-backed rule was more restrictive. b. vietnam-backed rule was less stable. c. vietnam-backed rule was more liberal. d. vietnam-backed rule was less successful.

C. Vietnam-backed rule was more liberal.

Explanation:

Eventhough both Cambodian Governments were left-sided the Khmer Rouge time in power in Cambodia was one of the bloodiest and most violent that any country has ever seen, more than 2 million people were executed by the Khmer Rouge because they didn´t simpathyze with the communist ideals, so when the Vietnam-backed government was more liberal and didn´t actually went as far as executing non sympathizers.

The correct answer is B) they remained neutral.

Before the war for independence was officially declared, most Indian tribes adopted the following strategy toward the conflict between British and colonists: they remained neutral.

Most Native American Indians considered that neutrality was the best approach to the conflict. Some tribes allied with the colonists and others with the British troops because they considered that helped them was the best way to protect their territories from the colonist's expansion. The British crown had protected some Indian territories with the Royal Proclamation of 1763, that prohibited colonial expansion beyond the Appalachian Mountains.