D. The murder of millions of Jews
Because other nations closed their doors in taking in millions of Jewish immigrants that were forced from Europe, Hitler decided to use his "Final Solution", which was to use the stronger Jews as workers, and when they become weak (or if they were deemed weak in the beginning), they were brought to death camps and were murdered.
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This statement is true. Just as the Civil war was fought between Northerners and Southerners of the United States
Thomas Jefferson- The declaration of Independence issued by the US in 1776 became a blueprint for the french as they started to formulate their own revolutionary goals. <u><em>TRUE</em></u>
Jean-Jacques Rousseau- The three Estates social system in France ensured balanced representation of all people and treated each social group fairly. <u><em>FALSE: </em></u>He supported a direct democracy. The social contract spoke against titles for nobility and demanded complete equality for all people.
Louis XVI- The tennis court Oath was sword by the members of the First and Second Estate, and they vowed to overthrow King Louis XVI and elect a president. <u><em>FALSE:</em></u> the tennis court Oath was sword by the members of the Third Estate.
Marie Antoinette- The storming of the Bastille was a significant event that took place in Paris and is today considered the start of the French Revolution. <u><em>TRUE </em></u>
Robespierre- The reign of Terror saw a major purge of the French peasants throughout the countryside and also targeted the workers in the cities. <u><em>FALSE:</em></u> they took harsh measures against those suspected of being enemies of the Revolution like nobles, priests, hoarders.
Napoleon- Napoleon rose to power through his reputation as a national war hero, and for rescuing the people of France from another corrupt government. <u><em>TRUE</em></u>
Napoleon- The continental system was a successful wartime strategy in hunting Britain´s economy, while stimulating growth in France´s economy. <u><em>FALSE:</em></u> it caused little economic damage to the UK.
Napoleon: The battle of Waterloo was a defining moment for Napoleon Bonaparte, solidifying his legacy as a militar genious who was respected world-wide for his countless accomplishments through strong, sensible leadership. <u><em> FALSE:</em></u> it was a defining moment, but not because he solidified his legacy but for being defeated.