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Canada's PM Justin Trudeau has apologised for his country's role in turning away a ship carrying over 900 Jewish refugees fleeing persecution.
In 1939, German liner the MS St Louis sailed to Havana, Cuba, but that country's government refused them entry, although they had visas.
The US and Canada also blocked them, denying the passengers safe haven.
The ship was forced to return to Europe and 254 of the refugees later died in Nazi concentration camps.
Addressing Canada's parliament, Mr Trudeau spoke of how the Liberal government of the day "was unmoved by the plight of these refugees".
"The government chose to turn its back on these innocent victims of Hitler's regime," he said.
Canada's refusal was indicative of its restrictive rules towards Jewish immigration at the time.
"Bitter resentment towards Jews were enshrined in our policies," said the prime minister on Wednesday.
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The result of the peace conference in Paris and The Treaty of Versaille was that it formally ended World War I. The treaty was signed in Versailles, 30 miles from Paris, France.
Basically, the conclusion of the Treaty of Paris was that Germany was responsible for the destruction and pain caused by the war. The treaty dictated that Germany would pay reparations and disarm its military. Under the treaty agreements, these·resulted in a substantial loss of territory for Germany. Great Britain and France decided how Germany had to lose territories. The Rhineland was demilitarized, and Germany was required to disarm. This represented the creation of Czechoslovakia. Austria, Hungary, Poland, and Yugoslavia. Of course, these harsh decisions and punishment helped set the stage for more European conflict that would eventually result in the rise of the Nazi party, Adolph Hitler, and World War II.
<span>The early roman republic dealt with pressures from the plebeians for a voice in government by "c</span>reating the office of tribune who had the power to intervene in all political affairs"
In ancient Rome, the plebs were the general assemblage of free Roman natives who were not patricians, as controlled by the census. From the fourth century BC or prior, they were known as ordinary citizens or commoners (some portion of the lower societal position).
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B. The Moral Majority & D. The election of Ronald Reagan
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