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3. B/they create business....
4.D
5.B
German was in a vulnerable state after the WWI. They were angry, confused, and lost. They needed a leader, and Hitler had a special way of twisting people's thoughts. Germans were assured and told that they had done no wrong, that the other countries were the bad ones. Hitler told them that Germany was the best and that everyone should love Germany. Many Germans clung onto that. Hitler also promised better lives, which was probably the most appealing. After all, Germany was not living so comfortably after being billed huge war costs, along with a lot of hatred from other countries. He also said Germany would only be governed by responsible people to reassure citizens, although that turned out to be majorly false under his rule.
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The correct answer is TRUE.
The Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks were the two factions that emerged in 1903 inside the Russian socialist movement, whose principal objective was to abolish the czarist state. The division started after an argument between Martov and Lenin, and each of them together with their supporters ended up constituting the Menshevik and the Bolshevik factions respectively.
Both factions worked for the emergence of a proletarian revolution but Mensheviks were more moderate and, for example, trusted in the existence of a positive liberal opposition. Bolsheviks, in turn, aimed to break completely with all the structures from the former system.
