Answer:
Four Empires: Russian, German, Austria-Hungary and Ottoman disappeared, new countries were created, while Germany lost all its colonies.
Explanation:
When war ended, the peace conference in Versailles created new borders, mostly in Europe. German Empire disappeared and on the soil of it Weimar Republic was established. Austria-Hungary was also dissolved and many new countries were formed on its soil, including Austria, Hungary, Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians. Ottoman Empire also disappeared and many countries including Turkey were created. Russian Empire also disappeared and new countries including Finland, Poland were created. Germany lost colonies that were mostly given to France and Britain.
In 1999, all nations agreed to adopt the euro except Britain.
So correct option is B
<u>The similarities between the totalitarian government In Italy, Germany, And the soviet union are-</u>
1. They all were dictators and not democracies. Totalitarian itself mean control by one authority,
2. They had a big emphasis on nationalism for eg. mass rallies in Germany
3. They all honoured their leader with statues, portraits and the leader was seen as personality that was rare and should be followed.
4. They did not hide anything form the public, consipration was very known.
5. They did not support the concept of human right, mistreated minorities.
<span>Imperialism, an unequal relationship often found in the forms such as empires and forced upon other countries and individuals, led Europeans to keep a close watch on their access to markets, raw materials and returns on investments by taking straightforward political and military control on the undeveloped world
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Answer: A) It started the space race.
The fear of the Soviet's getting to space was due to their nuclear capability, and the fear of communism. This in turn effectively made public pressure to start the space race. Though the race may have started earlier than this moment, but this moment in history was the public's awareness of it.
