Among the most important of the speeches Hitler<span> gave are those he </span>delivered<span> every year on the anniversary of his coming to power as Germany's chancellor, January 30, 1933 . These </span>speeches<span> were the Nazi equivalent of a presidential "state of the union" address for the Third Reich.</span>
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1. Cortes marched up the coast of Mexico and conquered Veracruz
2. Cortes established alliances with enemies of the Aztecs
3. Moctezuma II welcomed the Spanish
4. Cortes and his men brought smallpox to Tenochtitlan
Explanation:
Cortes first arrived in the south of Mexico and had a brief encounter with the Maya. From there he continued up the coast until he reached Veracruz where he founded the first Spanish settlement. It was here that Cortes learned of the powerful Aztecs and about the many enemies they had among the prehispanic groups that had been conquered by them. Cortes had very few men with him so he knew he could not defeat the powerful Aztec empire alone. He decides to make alliances with the Tlaxcaltecans and begins his march towards Tenochtitlan, the Aztec capital. When the Spanish finally arrive, Moctezuma welcomes them (though it's not true that he thought Cortes was the reincarnation of Quetzalcoatl, that is an incorrect interpretation). Meanwhile, a new fleet of Spanish ships arrived in Veracruz and made their way to Tenochtitlan. One of the men in this group was sick and began the massive smallpox epidemic that wiped out around half of the indigenous population.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia made attempted to develop a market economy and attain steady economic growth. However, the country has undergone many difficulties in making the transition. Reforms recommended by the United States and IMF lead to hyperinflation, wich followed the removal of Soviet price controls and again after the 1998 Russian financial crisis.
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Why do you think it took over fifteen years for a holiday to be created when lawmakers started to act just days after King's assassination?
Answer:
I think that it was the remaining racism in both society and the government that made the establishment of a national holiday in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. so difficult.
Explanation:
The main reasons those who opposed the holiday gave were that it would be too costly and it wouldn´t be correct to honor someone who may have been a communist. These reasons are rather weak. First of all, there´s no proof of King´s association with communism. Furthermore, setting any holiday should not be based on its cost but its social relevance, which, as the many demonstrations demanding for the holiday showed, had already been established.
Considering the lack of solid reasons for the holiday not to be established, and the support the campaign in favor of the holiday got from different organizations working on equal rights for African Americans, I can only infer that there was a political interest in King´s ideas not becoming more popular.
I’m pretty sure it’s c (sorry if I’m wrong!)
