Answer: 1. The battle of El Alamein. 2. The Allies decided to move next against Italy, hoping an Allied invasion would remove that fascist regime from the war, secure the central Mediterranean and divert German divisions from the northwest coast of France where the Allies planned to attack in the near future. 3. (July 1943) Mussolini was arrested by the Grand Council and king removed him as head of government. (April 1945) resulted in his death, when he moved to Milan trying to negotiate his safety and was caught by partisan on his way to Germany disguised as a German soldier. 4.
In excess of $13 billion
Over $110 billion in 2016 dollars
to rebuild European economies
Helping to raise the standard of living
The US sent machinery to help Eastern European countries recover from the effects of World War II
The US additionally sent advisers to help
rebuild transport systems destroyed by Allied bombing. If the US helps war-torn European countries recover (economically, provide employment opportunities, ensure reasonable prosperity)
then there would be no need for communism
the United States State Department recognized that
Europeans would soon not be able to buy American exports. Department feared that this would lead to another depression.
5.The aim of the deception was to reinforce the belief among those in the German high command that the main Allied landings would be in the Pas-de-Calais, across the Strait of Dover – not where they would really be, in Normandy. 6. Hitler was convinced that the invasion would take place at Pas-de Calais.
Explanation:
Answer:
D) He believed the country ignored the interests of other peoples and the common good, instead focusing on its own global standing.
Explanation:
Samuel Langhorne Clements, a.k.a. Mark Twain discusses his opinion of the purchase of the Philippine Islands by the United States in his "Mark Twain in Clover / Joseph in the Land of Cornbread and Chicken." And in his quote, he seems to be critical of the way the US dealt with or chose to get the island which is not based on the good of the people but merely a desire to be at par with the European nations.
Twain comments,<em> "It was just a case of this country buying its way into good society. . . . [the US] just wanted to be like the aristocratic countries of Europe which have possessions in foreign waters." </em>He even seems to suggest the absurd and hilarious motive behind the purchase, comparing it to<em> "an American heiress buying a Duke or an Earl."</em> This shows his real opinion of the exchange, which he believed to be done solely on the pretext of being victorious over Spain and freeing the oppressed but in reality, a means to be on par with other European nations.
Thus, the correct answer is option D.
The President is in charge of the Executive Branch which interprets laws
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