I would have to assume the Orthodox Church is one of them because during that time, they had the public wrapped around their fingers and they didn't want science to prove how inaccurate their information was. Of course, I might be wrong
Answer:
The Effects were similar.
Explanation:
The effects were similar, because they both had to deal with the existing problem of the Great Depression.
While the effects of the Great Depression were similar, you must note the way they handled the problems were differently.
The US, with her strong democratic background, was able to weather the storm of the Great Depression.
On the other hand, Germany's newly created government did not have the capability to deal with the amounting pressure of paying back the war debt & reparation as well as dealing with the GD. This led to the rise of Fascist leaders and the popularity of one now known as Adolf Hitler, who led the country into a warring state that soon led to the militirization of the country and the expansion of the Nazi regime.
Answer:
Weather could make it so its safer to drive at lower speeds rather than higher ones. Hydroplaning can happen while driving at high speeds with water covering the roads. And usually just on a normal day, traveling at the speed limit is permissible, using common sense. When you're driving, you have to be aware of all environmental circumstances and base your driving off of that.
<u>Broad Context:</u> The "Big Picture" is that the US is trying to annex the Republic of Texas as part of their states, and that Texas already <em>shared many common traits </em>(why? part) with the US, and should join as a state of their choosing, (which means slave or free) (How? part).
<u>Other Context:<em> </em></u><em> </em>The adding of Texas into the US (eventually as a slave state) offsetted the balance between the slaves and free states, and so California (gained after the Mexican-American War) was turned into a free state. Texas was the cause of the Texas Revolution & later on the (already named) Mexican-American War. The adding of Texas, and later the Gadsen Purchase, help create today's US southern border that is shared with Mexico.
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