How did Belgium solve the tension between the French speaking and Dutch speaking communities in Brussels?

They gave equal representation to both communities.

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They gave more representation to French community.

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They gave more representation to Dutch community.

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They implemented monarchy.

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The correct option is A They gave equal representation to both communities.
The leaders of Belgium came up with a solution for the problem between the French speaking and Dutch speaking communities in Brussels. They gave equal representation to both communities in the central cabinet of ministers. By doing this, the Belgian leaders felt that they respected the feelings and the interests of the people from both communities. They also gave more powers to the State governments.

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