Question

b) How did Sinhalese become the official language of Sri Lanka?
c) What is the Horizontal distribution of power?
d) What does this mean?​

Answer 1

Question :

How did Sinhalese become the official language of Sri Lanka?

Answer:

a) Sinhala Only Bill, (1956), act passed by the government of Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) making Sinhalese the official language of the country. The bill was the first step taken by the new government of S.W.R.D. ... Violently opposed by the Tamil-speaking minority in Ceylon, the passage of the bill was followed by rioting.

Question :

What is the Horizontal distribution of power?

Answer :

In democracy, power is shared among different organs of government i.e. legislature, executive and judiciary. This is known as horizontal distribution of power because it allows different organs of government placed at the same level to exercise different powers.

Sorry I can't understand the last question...