What are the six terms that must be understand to understand the Holocaust?

In what way did history repeat itself for Germany when you compare World War I and World War II?

Question 42 options:

the Germans were able to quickly defeat France in both wars


Germany started both wars


the Germans used blitzkrieg to win several victories in both wars


Germany found itself once again fighting a two-front war

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Why should we have an understanding of the "founding principles" of our government?

You shall not render an unjust judgment; you shall not be partial to the poor or defer to the great: with justice you shall judge your neighbor.

Which principle of American government is reflected in this passage from the Bible?

republican form of government
direct democracy
separation of powers
equality of all citizens

What is the name of the structure in Paris pictured above?

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Did people go if they were drafted for World War II

ITS ACTUALLY ECONOMICS!!

Match each of these credit card features with their purpose.
Cash advance
?
To charge interest on
unpaid balances.
Annual
percentage rate
?
To use one credit card to
pay off money owed on a
different credit card
Secured card
?
To build a good credit
rating
Balance transfer
?
To use a credit card to get
money from a bark
machine.

Type your answer. Explain why the concept "individual freedom" of liberal democracy is important using complete sentences.

how did Marco Polo categorize Mongol rule in China under Kublai Khan?

A. he observed that had many towns and no great cities

B. He noticed that it was often subject to ethnic conflicts

C. He reported that it was unfriendly to foreign merchants

D. He reported that it was very prosperous and well run.

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“If indochina Vietnam and surrounding countries falls to Communism,Thailand is put in an almost impossible position. The same is true of Malaya...The same is true of Indonesia.”

The quote from a speech by Richard Nixon describes?

A: the Marshall plan
B: brinkmanship
C: the domino theory
D: the nuclear arms race

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The government of ancient athens was

For 30 years after its defeat by Japan and Britain, China fought a bitter between ______
Communist and Nationalist followers



Provide EVIDENCE

what are some french and indian war facts

In the movie wonder how do you Augie’s Convince him to go to school

which of these statements is the best description of the country of indonesia

How did Japan solve its shortage of natural resources?

In what ways did trade and cultural diffusion shape the ancient Greek world?
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How does the rule of law protect minority rights?

please help me with these two questions

What lesson does the daughter and her siblings learn from their mother? pat mora

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Prisons are a part of what system?

corrections
enforcement
courts
judicial

What could have happened if anything to prevent the rise of ku klux klan violence

Jesuits were NOT welcomed into Japan after a period of time because:
A. They did not like the products the Jesuits brought to Japan.
B. The Japanese Shogun were worried the Christians were becoming too powerful.
C. The smell of the Jesuits offended the Japanese.​

PRESIDENT NIXON AND VIETNAMIZATION (754-755)
HOW DID THE TET OFFENSIVE AFFECT AMERICA?
Richard Nixon pledged to end American involvement in the Vietnam War. With National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger, he came up with a plan to end the war. Their plan was known as Vietnamization. It called for the gradual withdrawal of U.S. troops and for the South Vietnamese to do more of the fighting. By August of 1969, the first 25,000 U.S. troops had returned home. Over the next three years, the number of American troops in Vietnam dropped from more than 500,000 to less than 25,000.
Nixon, however, did not want to lose the war. So as he pulled American troops out, he ordered a massive bombing attack against North Vietnam. Nixon also ordered that bombs be dropped on the neighboring countries of Laos and Cambodia. These countries held a number of Vietcong bases.
1. Name both aspects of the Vietnamization plan.


TROUBLE CONTINUES ON THE HOME FRONT (756-757)
WHICH EVENTS WEAKENED SUPPORT FOR THE WAR?
To win support for his war policies, Nixon appealed to what he called the silent majority. These were mainstream Americans who quietly supported the president’s strategy. Many Americans did support the president. However, the war continued to divide the country.
In November of 1969, Americans learned of a shocking event. U.S. troops had massacred more than 100 unarmed Vietnamese in the village of Mai Lai. In April 1970, the country heard more upsetting news. President Nixon announced that U.S. troops had invaded Cambodia. They had tried to destroy Vietcong supply lines there. Upon hearing of the invasion, colleges exploded in protest.
A protest at Kent State University in Ohio turned tragic. To restore order on the campus, the local mayor called in the National Guard. Some students began throwing rocks at the guards. The guards fired into a crowd of protesters. Four students were killed.
Nixon’s invasion of Cambodia cost him public support. It also cost him political support. Members of Congress were angry that he had invaded Cambodia without telling them. As a result, Congress repealed the Tonkin Gulf Resolution. This had given the president the freedom to conduct war policy in Vietnam on his own.
Support for the war declined even further in June of 1971. That month, a former Defense Department worker leaked what became known as the Pentagon Papers. These documents showed that the past U.S. presidents had never drawn up any plans to withdraw from Vietnam.
2. Name two incidents that weakened support for the war.


AMERICA’S LONGEST WAR ENDS (758-759)
WHO WON THE WAR?
1972 was a presidential election year. To win reelection, Nixon believed he had to end the Vietnam War. Nixon called on Henry Kissinger, his adviser for national security affairs. Kissinger negotiated a peace settlement with the North Vietnamese. In October 1972, Kissinger announced that peace was close at hand. A month later, Nixon was reelected president.
However, the promised peace in Vietnam did not come. South Vietnam objected to the proposed peace settlement. As a result, the peace talks broke down. Nixon responded by ordering more bombings against North Vietnam.
Eventually, the peace talks resumed. In January 1973, the warring parties signed a peace agreement. By the end of March, the last U.S. combat troops had left. For America, the Vietnam War was over.
Shortly after America left, the peace agreement collapsed. North and South Vietnam resumed fighting. In April 1975, North Vietnamese troops captured the South’s capital, Saigon. Soon after, South Vietnam surrendered to North Vietnam.
3. What happened to South Vietnam after America left?


THE WAR’S PAINFUL LEGACY (759-761)
HOW DID THE WAR AFFECT AMERICA?
The Vietnam War cost both sides many lives. In all, about 58,000 Americans died in Vietnam. Another 303,000 were wounded. Vietnamese deaths topped 2 million.
After the war, Southeast Asia continued to experience violence and unrest. The Communists imprisoned hundreds of thousands of South Vietnamese. In Cambodia, a communist group known as the Khmer Rouge took power in 1975. They attempted to transform the country into a peasant society. In doing so, they killed many government officials and intellectuals. The group is believed to have killed as many as 1 million Cambodians.
In the United States, the war resulted in several policy changes. In November 1973, Congress passed the War Powers Act. This law prevented the president from committing troops in a foreign conflict without approval from Congress. In a larger sense, the war made Americans less willing to become involved in foreign wars. The war also left many Americans with a feeling of mistrust toward their government.
4. Name two ways in which the war affected Americans.

Question 6 (1 point)
Although many people were experimenting with flight, the Wright brothers' Flyer
was the first to take flight... (choose the BEST answer)
a . over water
b. without a pilot
c. independent of wind
d. with a parachute attached to the glider

Which peaceful leader called for Hindus and Muslims to unite and led boycotts and protests against the British ?

What invention helped to spread the information of the Reformation?