What effect did the cold winter of 1941–1942 have on the fighting between Germany and the Soviet Union? A. German troops refused
to fight in the cold. B. Most Soviet troops were stationed near China that winter. C. Soviet troops were poorly equipped for the cold weather. D. German troops were poorly equipped for the cold weather.
D. German troops were poorly equipped for the cold weather.
Explanation:
When the German Wermacht launched an overhwelming "Blitzkrieg" on the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941, the original plan of Hitler was to knock out the Soviet armies in a matter of the months , at the latest. The German dictator was confident in a quick victory. The initial planning did not envision fighting in winter and the German troops did not have adequate clothing and equippment for the harsh Russian winter.
B. It informed the slaves in Texas that they were free.
Explanation:
Reading the excerpt, it states that the people of Texas were informed of the order, from which you can infer that it's talking about the slaves in Texas mainly
Abraham Lincoln saw the Confederate States of America as illegitimate. He saw it as simply a part of the United States that had different views than the north.
