C. End of a religious division in Europe
The entire war was based on two "factions" of religion battling each other so C is an obvious answer
<span>Population records are a bit inaccurate for this time. It is estimated that between 20% and 60% of Europe's population was wiped out due to the Black Death. </span>
They called them the den of traitors.
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After World War I Germany was obviously on the losing side, and due to the Treaty of Versailles they were extremely in debt and there economy was very unstable. On the other hand Italy was on the winning side of World War I, but didn't receive the rewards they seek and felt cheated out for their efforts. As the Great Depression came around in 1929, both countries struggled to keep up float, due to this the people of Italy and Germany were looking for new solutions and people that could lead them through this. So when Mussolini and Hitler came around with their power to influence the people they basically told them they could fix everything if they were put in power, obviously that worked because they were put into position.
Because people showed as much strength as suffering. Although the government used FSA photographs to prove its New Deal programs helped impoverished Americans, FSA photographers also sought to portray their subjects as strong, courageous people determined to survive tough times.
