Answer:
<em>The Federal Housing Finance Agency, regulator of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, announced that the two mortgage giants will now buy home loans that go into the government's forbearance program just after they close. Fannie and Freddie had not been doing that, and as a result, lending had tightened up dramatically. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac created a liquid secondary market for mortgages. This meant that financial institutions no longer had to hold onto the mortgages they originated. They could sell mortgages on the secondary market shortly after origination. Selling mortgages freed up funds for creating additional mortgages.</em>
Explanation:
Answer:
The cartoon expresses a view of utter contempt for Chamberlain, who was the British Prime Minister at the time.
Explanation:
The Munich Agreement was signed by Britain, France, Italy (Germany's ally), and Germany, and what the pact allowed Germany to annex a portion of Czeckoslovakia named the "Sudeteland", mostly inhabited by Ethnic Germans.
Hitler had threatened with starting a war if the pact was not signed, and claimed that the Sudeteland would be the last land annexation of Nazi Germany in Europe.
British leader Chamberlain, and French leader Philippe Pétain believed in Hitler's word, and signed the agreement.
The agreement was obviously a failure, because only a year later Germany would launch the invasion of Poland, starting World War II.
For this reason, both Chamberlain and Pétain are seen by historians as ineffective leaders.
Answer:
my assumed answer is C because those are the obvious trade routs.
Answer:
invansions by barbarian tribes
the most straightforward theory for the western rome collaspe pins the fall on a string of miltary
