The correct answer is the atomic bomb.
Shortly after the Allied powers had success in defeating Germany in the European theatre, this group turned their attention to how to defeat Japan in the Pacific theatre. In this case, the Allied powers (specifically the United States) considered a land invasion first. This would be similar to the land invasion conducted in Normandy, France. This type of invasion was predicted to result in millions of casualties.
However, instead of having millions of casualties from both the Allied and Axis powers, the US government considered using the atomic bomb. This bomb would result in less casualties and a quicker close to World War II. This weapon completely changed the way the Allied powers thought about their strategy against Japan.
Common job titles associated with "corporate" management include president, vice president, and chief executive officer, since many business are run in ways that mimic a hierarchy.
Here are three different factors that influenced chattel slavery:
1) Need for cheap labor-
The need for cheap labor allowed for plantation owners to make a significant profit off their goods.
2) Desire for cotton- During the early to mid 19th century, the US and Europe were constantly in need of cotton due to the high amount of uses it has. This supported slavery, as plantation owners needed to continue to make a large amount of cotton to be sold.
3) Racism- The systematic belief that whites were superior to blacks helped in justifying slavery in the US for over a century.
Supporters of the Nuremberg Laws would most likely also support "theories of racial cleansing," since these laws were meant to rid Jews from German public life and influence.
