According to the information in the
presentation, which of the following
would you say was the biggest reason
for German citizens to be angry about
the end of WWI and the Treaty of
Versailles?
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they were essentially blamed for it
ong with other treaties decided by the winning Allies (Britain, France, Italy
hat officially ended the war and decided the terms of Germany's
They did not get to be a part of the
decisions that were made in the treaty.
many's power by
The treaty kept them from taking over
Europe.
d specifically parts of Poland
orations (money for damages)
rippled Germany and its standing status in Europe.
ms were embarrassed and angry.
The treaty stripped them of their power
and status in Europe.
The treaty didn't punish other countries as
well.

Answer:

I think it is because the treaty stripped them of their power and status.

Explanation:

One of the first things Hitler promised when he began his rise to power was a glorious nation and that everyone would respect Germany again. He used their pain, anger, and economical difficulties to get the German people to love him.

What characterized the New Order in Japan?

1. What do you see in this image and why?

2. which part of this advertisement might have been most interesting to an american thinking about moving westward? why?

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The word redeemer carries the idea of "to purchase something back."

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False

Question 10 of 15
Which of the following is an example of a colonial legacy?
A. Europeans named the cities of Georgetown, Guyana, Sao Paulo,
Brazil; and Santiago, Chile.
B. Most indigenous tribes in the Amazon rain forest want to be left
alone.
C. The culture of southern New England in the United States has a
Portuguese influence.
D. Dutch is spoken in Belgium and the Netherlands.
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1. Today jobs are constantly changing. What is the most sought after skill in today's market?

A Technology
B Teaching
C People relation skills
D Law and policy making

By the end of the 1800s, France was a:

republic.

military dictatorship.

hereditary monarchy.

province of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

What sort of problems might result from combining or splitting groups of people without regard for ethnic or linguistic traditions?

why did the Hashemites send Abu Muslim to Persia?
a) to learn Islamic law
b) to start a revolution
c) to assassinate the caliph
d) to you spread Islam

Why is this man an important historical figure?

Which of the below countries had a Monarch that was not seeking a trade route to the East?
Mongolia
England
Spain
France
Portugal

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8. Although the Texas Republic was in debt, it was rich in
a. farm products.
b. land.
C. factories.
d. revenue.
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The Battle of the Bulge _____.
was Germany's last battle
killed more than one million American and British troops
lasted three months
happened when Germany surrounded the Allied forces on three sides at the town of Bastogne

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How did early American Indian groups meet their needs and wants before Europeans arrived?

Choices:
1) They traded with other tribes.
2) They bought items with an early form of money.
3) They attacked rival tribes.
4) They hunted and gathered.

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the Philadelphia Plan was

a) a book that marked the beginning of the environmental movement

b) Nixon’s plan to increase funding for civil rights agencies

c) Nixon’s plan to secure the passage of the equal rights amendment

d) the first affirmative action program in the United States

How would you describe the decade of the 1950s

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How had thoughts changed regarding the forgiveness of sins during the Second
Great Awakening?
b. minsters said everyone
would go to heaven
regardless of their actions
a. ministers said people had to
contribute great amounts of
money to the church in
order to go to heaven
c. ministers said people who
did good works could get
into heaven
d. ministers said God had
already decided who would
go to heaven

Who "won" the Crusades in the end?

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Which statements describe Lester Maddox as Georgia’s governor? Check all that apply.

He removed government funding for the University of Georgia.
He refused to honor Martin Luther King Jr. after King’s death.
He appointed some African American government officials.
He became governor after winning a majority of the popular vote.
He helped desegregate the Georgia State Patrol.
He tried to stop corruption within local government.

The events discussed in the passage concern which of
the following global trends characterizing the
conclusion of the Cold War in the late 1980s?
O Restrictions on the exchange of cultural information
across national borders
O Eruption of multiple revolutions between factions
supported by each of the superpowers
O Largely nonviolent replacement of communist
political systems with democratic movements
Political change brought about by improvements in
the standard of living experienced in communist
countries

1. Where did the first United Nations meet?

Read the following selection from the section "Judge Calls Segregation 'An Evil' That Must Be Eliminated."
1. The plaintiffs took great risks. After the lawsuits were filed, a number of plaintiffs and their family members lost their jobs. The
retaliation was arguably most severe in South Carolina. Whites burned down the house and church of a particularly energized
plaintiff, the Reverend Joseph A. DeLaine. They reportedly fired gunshots at him one night. DeLaine fled and never returned. Judge
Waring was also forced out. Facing death threats, he retired in 1952 and moved to New York City.
Which CENTRAL idea of the article is MOST supported by the selection above?
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Oь
Many plaintiffs were punished and threatened for their involvement in cases to end segregation.
Many plaintiffs in Brown v. Board of Education decided that it would be easier to file the lase in lower courts.
People on both sides of the segregation argument were fairly moderate and nonviolent.
New York City was a very accepting and free city where people could go to flee segregation in the South.
Od

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How was and still is religious freedom getting threatened when it’s already protected by the First Amendment ?

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Which branch of government has the power to declare Virginia laws unconstitutional?
A) State judicial branch.
B) Federal executive branch.
C) State executive branch.
D) Federal legislative branch

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What region of Brazil would you expect to be the most industrialized? Why?