Which of the following is indicative of social revolution in Afghanistan in the wake of the fall of the Taliban? The government has been turned over to Afghani officials. Young women are attending school in greater numbers. Afghanis have adopted western style dress. Under Sha'ria law, a woman may be stoned for disobeying her husband.

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Jerimiah Mckinney

31 March, 13:42

Which of the following is indicative of social revolution in Afghanistan in the wake of the fall of the Taliban? The government has been turned over to Afghani officials. Young women are attending school in greater numbers. Afghanis have adopted western style dress. Under Sha'ria law, a woman may be stoned for disobeying her husband.

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Jared Carr · Answer 1

"Young women are attending school in greater numbers" is the best option from the list, but it should be noted that women equality is still very lacking in the region.