Person who opposes another in a contest, battle, etc
2. (Anatomy) anatomy an opponent muscle
adj
3. opposite, as in position
4. (Anatomy) anatomy (of a muscle) bringing two parts into opposition
5. opposing; contrary
[C16: from Latin oppōnere to oppose, from ob- against + pōnere to place]
Answer:
b I think i tried my best
self-determination fueled the forces of nationalism.
<span>The Nazis pioneered the use of radio to reach great distances and to a large audience at a relatively low cost. German propagandists were transmitting no less than eleven hours a day of programs, offering most of them in English as well.German propaganda minister, Joseph Goebbels claimed the radio was the "eighth great power". He propagated the anti-Bolshevik statements of Hitler and aimed them directly at neighboring countries with German-speaking minorities.</span>
Answer:
advise
Explanation:
The cabinet is made up of secretaries who advise the president on different things.
