Which of the following statements best describes mobutu’s rule in zaire? a. he worked to unite zaire’s ethnic groups and established a stable, democratic state. b. he ruled brutally until he was forced to turn over administration to the belgian government. c. he nearly bankrupted the nation and was forcibly removed from office. d. he was forced out of office by a military coup a few weeks into his presidency.

C. He nearly bankrupted the nation and was forcibly removed from office.

Explanation:

Mobutu’s rule in Zaire caused endemic legislative debasement, bungle, and disregard prompted the decay of the nation's infrastructure.

With the end of the Cold War during the 1990's, Mobutu lost a great part of the Western monetary help that had been given in kind to his mediation in the issues of Zaire's neighbors. Underestimated by the multiparty system and sick, Mobutu surrendered control of the administration in May 1997 to the Laurent Kabila, whose powers had started catching force seven months earlier.

b: the exchange of coined money