Hitler had a pretty pitiful life until he got into world war 1; it changed him forever, It not only gave him a purpose but also gave him power(which if you've ever read about hitler, you know he loved). He was a brave soldier, getting the rank corporal. He survived two battle wounds( only two years apart 1916 and 1918) and was awarded several medals. Basically, the war changed him from an artsy nerd with no actual future or talent to the cold and ruthless man he grew to be. The power is what really changed him; he was in control of others, he was the leader, and this made him feel unstoppable. This since of leadership and fighting never left him(world war 1 never left him), he brought it with him as he killed millions of people in the holocaust.<span />
Answer: In those days, the federal government and most mainstream thinkers were firmly opposed to labor unions. Unions were seen as a possibly illegal way to coerce employers into giving in to worker demands. They were also seen as subversive entities that might undermine the basic foundations of US democracy and capitalism.
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The frame holds up the building like table legs hold up a table.
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I'm 95% certain this is the correct answer, cause the others absolutely makes no sense. But well, college stuff...
P.S. Eternalvanimelda27 is my twin sister, that's why we have the same answers.
The correct answer is - B. The passage states a credible source, the General State Archives of Greece.
The credibility of the passage can be seen in the fact that it comes from the institution in charge of historic archives in the country of Greece, which is the most reliable institution on that matter in the country. Since they recognize it as authentic, and that is from a reliable source, than it should be taken with a relative assurance that the passage is true and that it really describes the Ancient Greek societies.
