The correct answer is D. Millions of Jewish people died in Europe.
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They gained some rights as Americans. You have to remember that up until the later part of the 1960s blacks did not have many rights as Americans. separate but equal was the name of the game back then but during ww2 black got the freedom to serve our country and many did. The tesgie airman was a all black fighter squadron during world war 2 and many served on ship with the navy and several all black army battalions were mobilized during this time . but they still were segregated becacuse the still did not have the rights they do today hope this helps
The answer is “Immigrants we’re confronted with cultural shock”.
Inevitably they got what they needed. After the Austrians lost the war the Austro-Hungarian Empire was disbanded. The Kingdom of Yugoslavia was built up on 1 December 1918 and the Conference of Ambassadors in Paris gave worldwide acknowledgment to the union on 13 July 1922.
They by one means or another trusted that by removing the leader of the Austrian snake, they would accomplish the 'freedom' of Serbia. All things considered, that was the hypothesis, at any rate - what they truly got was a gigantic intrusion by Austria, and World War I.