They used them to keep the people who they captured. They captured these people because they either were or looked like Jews. These people were put under harsh conditions going to the concentration camps. They also kept prisoners of war in there. Obviously, nobody wanted to go there. If you want to know more look up Anne-Frank's story. She wrote everything she lived during the time Hitler ruled. She died though and didn't make it out alive. She also went to a concentration camp if I remember correctly.
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The answer is A because the president is using his veto power to "check" the power of the legislative branch (Congress)
The legislative branch can further "check" the president's power by overriding his veto if they so wanted
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Is this the exact order for the questions?
international gathering to celebrate sporting achievement
large infrastructure projects to benefit the public written constitution based on natural rights
direct election of the ruler by all residents of the empire
If thats the order then the closest answer is D, But it seems your missing one due to the fact that none of thease match with the question so in this case if there is another answer that should be the correct one. Enjoy!
Which statement about Mikhail Gorbachev's glasnost policy is NOT correct?
A. It aimed to rid the Soviet Union of communist sympathizers.
B. It encouraged greater freedom of the press.
Answer:
A. It aimed to rid the Soviet Union of communist sympathizers.
Explanation:
Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev is a Russian and formerly Soviet politician. A former President of Soviet Union between 1991, and the general secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union from 1985 until 1990.
He is known for his advocacy of glasnost policy, a political slogan, that means increased openness and transparency in government institutions and activities in the Soviet Union (USSR). It was made popular during an era of reforms in Soviet Union starting in 1986.
Answer:
As Hannah Arendt explains in The Origins of Totalitarianism, it is, rather, just one ... to bring about your ruin simply because they are in danger
Explanation:
