The freedom and justice party, backed by the muslim brotherhood, was the big political winner in
a.
tunisia

b.
yemen

c.
egypt

d.
libya

The correct answer is C) Egypt.

The Freedom and Justy Party, backed by the Muslim Brotherhood, was the big political winner in Egypt.

In the 2012 Egyptian presidential election, the big political winner was The Freedom and Justy Party, backed by the Muslim Brotherhood. Egypt people elected Mohamed Morsi as their President. This was an important election for the freedom of Egyptians because it followed the 2011 Egyptian Revolution during the Arab Spring. Unfortunately for the stability of Egypt, President Morse was in power for only one year because he was ousted in July 2013, during a military coup.

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