What new technology and strategy of war made Hitler’s invasion of Poland and other parts of Europe so successful?

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Answer 1

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First of all, it was a land war which Hitler knew how to do best. Germany at the time had an ace Air Force which was his primary weapon in the early part of WWII.

Second Blitzkrieg. Especially against France, that was the most successful strategy. Move everything and move it quickly.  France was stuck behind the concrete walls and couldn't quickly counter punch. France was fighting WWI all over again while Germany moved on to a new and better way of fighting.


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Before WWII started were
most European countries
communist or democratic?

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Answer:

communist

Explanation:

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A lasting source of conflict in Northern Ireland is the:
A.starvation during the Potato Famine. B.challenge of bringing together French and English speakers.
C.displacement of aboriginal peoples into the dry interior.
D.violation of land-rights agreements with the Maori during the Gold Rush​

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Answer:

D.violation of land-rights agreements with the Maori during the Gold Rush​

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What power did the concept of
"Martial Law" in society grant to the
English King?
A. He could send someone to prison for not paying
taxes.
B. He could issue a penalty to a criminal.
C. He could place soldiers in the homes of the people.
D. He could veto any law passed by Congress.

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Answer is bbhope this helps
Answer is b hope this helps

What are two meanings of the multiple-meaning word close?

things you wear

nearby

to shut

(multiple chioce choose 2)

to finish a deal

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Answer:

2&3

Explanation:

The answer to this question is and .

Who ran for vice president with Lincoln in 1864?
A. General William Sherman
O B. John C. Frémont of California
C. General Ulysses S. Grant
O D. Andrew Johnson of Tennessee

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Answer:

The correct answer is D

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How did the surrounding seas affect Japan's development​

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How did the sea help Japan preserve its identity? Seas both protected & isolated Japan. Close enough to learn from Korea and China, but far enough to avoid being conquered. Sea could also be trade routes.

Ben and Sam got into a heated argument at work. After being provoked, Ben pushed Sam, and proceeded to slap him several times. Which crime is Ben guilty of in the given scenario?
A. manslaughter
B. assault and battery
C. larceny
D. treason
E. conspiracy​

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b should be the answer

Answer:

B. (I think lol)

Explanation:

An assault is the act of inflicting physical harm or unwanted physical contact upon a person or, in some specific legal definitions, a threat or attempt to commit such an action

What were some of the policies and accomplishments of interracial state governments
during Reconstruction? Who benefited from these policies and accomplishments? Who
opposed them?
Please help! This is due today and I have been stuck on this for a a few minutes now.

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Answer:Among the other achievements of Reconstruction were the South's first state-funded public school systems, more equitable taxation legislation, laws against racial discrimination in public transport and accommodations and ambitious economic development programs (including aid to railroads and other enterprises).

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What strategy did India use to gain independence

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Answer: Please brainliest

Explanation:

Gandhi's system of Satyagraha was based on nonviolence, non co-operation, truth and honesty. Gandhi used non violence in India's freedom struggle as main weapon and India became independent from British rule.

Answer:

India used Peace to gain independence. but I believe that violence was also one of the reasons since there were many freedom fighters that fought in violent form causing British to be weak. But officially, peace is the strategy. Gandhi used peace and didn't attack British and they left eventually ( but peace isn't effective because it took them 200 years to gain independence anyways)

What was the north's reaction to the 1st battle of the bull run

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Answer: The First Battle of Bull Run, also known as the Battle of Manassas, marked the first major land battle of the American Civil War. The Confederate victory gave the South a surge of confidence and shocked many in the North, who realized the war would not be won as easily as they had hoped.

How did the internet play in the role of spreading globalization across the world?

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Answer:

it gave people communciation with other people around the world

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The filter allows only one color of light to pass through. What happens to the other colors in the white light?

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Answer: If you pass white light through a red filter, then red light comes out the other side. This is because the red filter only allows red light through. The other colors (wavelengths) of the spectrum are absorbed. Similarly, a green filter only allows green light through.

Explanation: Hopefully this helps you (pls don't report if this is wrong)

Answer:

The other colors in the white light are absorbed by the filter.

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Why did Wadjda want a bike?

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Riding bikes were frowned upon for girls, and her mother refuses to buy her one. Her efforts though impressed her teacher, and she won the competition.

One-way social classes were similar in both Ancient China and Greece was?

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Answer:

was the power and how much you had and also you were divided in soceity

Explanation:

American merchants were
avoid paying custom duties. *
in most of the tea in order to
10 points
Smuggling
Tax Revenue
Parliament
Townshend Acts
B

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Close Reading Questions: scene 3

5. Study Emilia's speech starting from Yes a dozen ... until their ills instruct us.

A. What complaints about husbands does Emilia list here?

B. What reasons does she give for husbands being unfaithful?

C. In what ways are wives lilze husbands, in her view?

6. If Emilia believes that wives should have as much freedom as erring husbands, while Desdemona takes a very different view, what does that tell us about the differences between the two women and the state of their marriages?

7. What is the dramatic purpose of this scene?

7. What rights were taken away from a slave?

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Answer:

There were numerous restrictions to enforce social control: slaves could not be away from their owner's premises without permission; they could not assemble unless a white person was present; they could not own firearms; they could not be taught to read or write, nor could they transmit or possess “inflammatory”

They did not have proper food, no bed, barley much shelter, if they did they shared with 8+ people, not much clothes. they were sold off

Why was the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 necessary?


A: The United States did not have enough workers to support industry.
B: Existing American immigration policies were discriminatory.
C: Too many immigrants were coming to the United States each year.
D: The legislation setting immigration policy had expired.​

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A: The United States did not have enough workers to support industry.

who was the first president of the United States?​

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Answer:

George Washington

the creation of israel in 1948 has had which of the following impacts

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Answer:

B

Explanation:

ever sense they became there own contry there's been several religious conflicts between them

Answer:

B)

Explanation:

What happened in Worcester v. Georgia?

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Answer:

On appeal, their case reached the Supreme Court as Worcester v. Georgia (1832), and the Court held that the Cherokee Nation was "a distinct political community" within which Georgia law had no force. The Georgia law was therefore unconstitutional.

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What is another word for a visual poetry?
image poetry
free poetry
concrete poetry
picture poetry

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Answer:

concrete poetry

Answer:

concrete poetry is the right answer

How did new inventions change the way people lived at home?

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Answer:

new inventions change the life of people because it makes the whole world as a global village. it makes our work easier and faster.

Answer:

Rapid advances in the creation of steel, chemicals and electricity helped fuel production, including mass-produced consumer goods and weapons. It became far easier to get around on trains, automobiles and bicycles. At the same time, ideas and news spread via newspapers, the radio and telegraph. Life got a whole lot faster.

Explanation:

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The Nazis looked at Jews as this
instead of a religion

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Nazis believed Jews were not religious, and considered them atheists.

what type of rule is there in China​

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Answer:

China is the worst country in the world

What are the possible positive and negative effects of the innovations in manufacturing?

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Environmentally Friendly. ...

A Higher Standard of Safety & Quality Control. ...

Homegrown Customer Service. ...

U.S. Manufacturers Pay U.S. Taxes Exposure to unusual solvents and rare earth materials by high-tech workers has led to safety concerns. And developments in nanotechnology have resulted in pollution from minuscule plastic particles in the oceans, waterways, and even the human body.

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China had a large influence on Medieval Japan, and Japan adopted
Chinese ideas in writing, art, and religion. *
True
False

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Answer:

True because the japanese were originally from china and in the process have brought over religion and tradition but have also been changed into their own.

1. Who died first, Jesus or Julius Caesar?
2. Which Roman era lasted the longest: the Roman monarchy, the Roman republic, the Western Roman Empire or the Byzantine Empire?
3. Did Jesus live during the Roman Republic or the Roman Empire?
4. what led to the end of the Roman monarchy?
5. what led to the end of the Western Roman Empire?
6. how long did it take for Christianity to become an acceptable religion?
7. Was Julius Caesar a Christian? How do you know?

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Answer:

1. Julius ceaser died first

2. The Byantine Empire.

3. He lived during the Roman Republic.

4. Its because of political revolution, causing the new republic.

5. they lost many military because they weren't as focused on the outsiders trying to invade than the political conflicts going on within Rome. Which made people from the outside of Rome able to destroy it.

6. about 10 years I think.

7. No, because there was no such thing as Christianity during his time. They still believed in the multiple gods. I know this because Christianity was never a think in BC.

How have the Spanish and Native American cultures been mixed in the religion of Central America?

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Answer:

Originally Answered: Why did the Spanish mix so much with the natives ? The most common way to get to the Americas from any European nation then was to sell yourself into bond slavery. Few women came because men couldn't afford to pay their way.

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What's the connection between the Choctaw, Chickasaw,
Cherokee, Muscogee (Creek), and Seminole nations and
the territory acquired in the Louisiana Purchase?

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Answer:

Good question

Explanation:

The nations were forced to go and live on the Louisiana Purchase lands.

guyz wart is 1+1? i'm haveing troubal with my hiztorie homwok

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The question is Fish

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