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I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is the second option. <span>The Volstead Act was passed to enforce the unlawfulness of the distribution, sell, and manufacturing of alcohol which was deemed unconstitutional by the 18th Amendment to the United States Constitution. Hope this answers the question.</span>
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Tango
Explanation:
Tango, in the present form, originated in mid 19th century in southern American countries being played by immigrants. It became the music of choice in brothels with dance moves that demonstrated male sexuality.
Tangos have been written by classical composers such as the 1914 composition of Erik Satie in Le Tango perpetuel and in 1918 by Igor Stravinsky in Histoire du Soldat
Tango is traditionally played in a solo guitar, guitar duo, or orquesta tipica.
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Actual explanation of why Hitler decided to invade Russia would be very long, so to keep it short, Hitler was invested into the ideology of <em>Lebensraum</em><em>,</em><em> </em>"living space", basically having more land.
Before the war, both Russia and Germany signed a pact, the MRP, meant to keep peace between the two nations and to help divide Europe between them. Hitler knew very well they weren't going to stick to that promise, and he had his reasons:
1. Before the Nazi party was even elected, the idea of Lebensraum became their main goal. Germany had already tried to win over territories in WW1, but failed miserably, in the end even losing land, so the Germans were quite uneasy, and when a political party came along, that promised to fix everything, people liked it. Taking over and using the resources of Western Russia for the good of the German people was a big part of <em>Lebensraum</em><em> </em>ideology. They believed themselves to be the "master race" and every other race should be ruled by them.
2. Russia was working with the allied powers. In order to win the war, Germany had to win on two fronts - the Western and the Eastern front. The main plan was similar to the one in WW1 - win the fight over at the Eastern front, move all the troops back to the Western front to invade Britain and secure the victory of WW2.
On June 22, 1941, Operation Barbarossa commenced, and Germany's army advanced into the Soviet Union. The result was the most bloodiest conflict known to man - estimated over 30 million lost their lives in the Eastern front. 80% of all German deaths occured there, and this loss served as the main reason for the defeat of Nazi Germany in WW2.
