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The answer is B...............
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To an important extent it is true that World War II was motivated by revenge, at least in Europe.
Explanation:
Germany, the main country that caused the war, had lost World War I just two decades earlier, and that loss meant the annexation of several of its former lands by neighboring countries, and the imposition of very expensive war reparation payments, that led to many economic problems in the country.
Many Germans were angry at their situation, and Hitler took advantage of this to sell the idea of revenge, but also of outright destruction.
The Greek physician <u>Herophilus </u>noted that separate spinal nerves connect to each region of the body.
Herophilus was a Greek physician who pioneered the field of anatomy in the 4th century BCE. He dissected hundreds of human cadavers to understand its anatomical structure.
His work is recorded in his books <em>On Pulses</em> and <em>Midwifery</em>. Galen also quoted him extensively.
Among his findings, Herophilus noted that separate spinal nerves connect to each region of the body. By studying the flow of blood, he was able to make a distinction between the arteries and veins.
He also studied the human brain, which he believed is the locus of the intellect, and differentiated between the cerebrum and cerebellum.
To learn more about Herophilus: brainly.com/question/942005
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This is false!
You should definitely not immediately break as sudden braking, especially with your tie broken could cause you to loose control of your car, which could be quite dangerous.
You should gently slow down and stop, but you should do it slowly and gently, without loosing control.
