The correct answer to this open question is the following.
After Hitler invaded the Soviet Union in 1941, Eastern Europe became a chaotic war zone. It is also the region where the largest death camps were located. was this was a coincidence or intentional?
Let's have in mind that since Adolph Hitler wrote his essay titled "My Struggle" in 1925, he declared his aversion to the Jewish and claimed that Germans were a better race. Hitler was a supremacist and when he got to power in 1933 to lead Germany and the Nazy Party, he started teh persecution of Jewish people because he considered Jews were an inferior race. He ordered the construction of many concentration camps in Eastern Europe where German troops arrested Jews and took them to these concentration camps where they were forced to work and later were killed in the gas chambers. This period is known as the Holocaust.
The Holocaust was the persecution and murder of 6 million Jews by the Nazi Party. Since 1933, when the Nazis became the party in power, they believed in race supremacy and wanted to create a supreme race in Germany, getting rid of Jewish people.
Answer:
B. additional items designed to meet unexpected customer demand
Explanation:
Given that "sweetener" is a form of addendum that helps in changing or modifying the food items under consideration better.
Hence, this is also applicable to the 'sweeteners' in the context of fashion lines, whereby " the additional items (sweetness) is designed to meet unexpected customer demand"
For me it would probably be B.
Rome eventually won the Punic wars, so the Romans expanded throughout the Mediterranean lands and much of Europe. The Punic Wars are generally seen as a very important turning point that led to the social instability that brought down the Roman Republic and led to the rise of the Empire. First of all, Hannibal had spent fifteen years in Italy, not only fighting the Romans but also ravaging their lands. By the time he was defeated, the Italian countryside was devastated. The small farmers who made up the bulk of the Italian population had seen their lands destroyed, made worthless. In response, many rich aristocrats bought up <span>huge tracts of these lands for very little money. (HEYYY HOPE THIS CAN HELP I JUST MADE A SUMMARY!)
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