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D. Tunis also is the largest city in Tunisia. Algiers is the capital of Tunisia's western neighbor Algeria, and Tripoli is the capital of Libya, Tunisia's neighbor to the east and south. Cagliari is the capital of the Italian island of Sardinia which lies about 170 miles north of Tunisia in the Mediterranean Sea.
A. Algeria's protesters won some major political reforms but they did not oust their government. Tunisia, Libya, Egypt and Yemen all overthrew their leaders. Of all the countries affected by Arab Spring, Tunisia has made the most successful transition toward democracy, recently completing presidential and parliamentary elections and a peaceful rotation of political power.
C. The ruins of the city-state of Carthage - destroyed by the Romans in 146 BC - lie in a suburb of Tunis. Tourism in Tunisia has suffered since the overthrow of its autocratic leader in 2011. In its struggle toward democracy, the nation also has been plagued by Islamic extremists fighting to turn Tunisia into a theocracy.
D. Tunisia has become the largest source of foreign fighters joining the Islamic State and other extremist groups in Syria and Iraq. And, others are fighting in neighboring Libya where Tunisia’s most-wanted terrorist was recently killed.