WW1 left Germany in a very poor state economically, providing an excellent setting for Nazism, specifically the Fascist ideaology's blaming of the ethnic peoples of Germany for Germany's downfall. The bitter sense of resentment at Germany's misery was very easily turned around into German nationalism, too, which provided the drive behind the movement.
Answer: death of Osama Bin Laden.
Explanation:
The event that was the cause of Celebration in 2011 was the death of Osama Bin Laden, at the hands of the US forces. The Afghan terrorist leader of the Al Qaeda network was finally killed. This event brought together thousands of people, most of them victims of the 2001 attack on the Twin Towers.
The crowd gathered at ground zero, where security measures were taken for precautionary reasons, in order to avoid a possible attack again.
Answer:
Mongolia--the homeland of the Mongols--is located in central Asia.
The modern-day nation of Mongolia is landlocked.
Explanation:
The article quotes only senators who support the bill