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A philosophy that emphasized happiness and pleasure Hellenistic Era A period in time in which Greek culture spread to all of the lands conquered by Alexander the Great
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The correct answer choice to the question: This statement is based upon the assumption that..., would be: The allied powers will defeat Nazi Germany.
Explanation:
This particular excerpt has been taken from the document "Atlantic Charter", issued on 14th August, 1941, and signed by both President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill. In it the two leaders inform the world of the reason for the need for armed actions against the rising threat presented by Hitler´s regime, and the correctness of their acting immediately, with the help of all their allies, to stop the tyranny of Nazi Germany and Hitler. In this charter, the leaders practically assure the world that action is needed, that both Britain and the U.S commit themselves to achieving what it right and necessary for the wellfare of the entire world and their wish for peace, and the ensuring of the rights that all people should expect. They are assuring the world that Germany will be defeated by their joint power. This is why the answer is the one above.
The Proclamation of 1763 prohibited colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains
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Wealth and competition.
Explanation:
European nations colonized and expanded to control vast areas with large numbers of resources, this gave them wealth, income, and more trading opportunities. Another reason European nations expanded their Empire was to compete with other large national superpowers.
Answer: 1) Cathedral.
Explanation:
The cathedral is a Catholic building in which the archbishop performs his sacred duty of worship. The Pope's Cathedral is the Basilica of St. John Lateran in Rome. The most famous cathedral is probably located in Notre Dame in Paris, which is famous for the novel by Victor Hugo called the bell ringer of the church of Notre Dame. Most of the cathedrals were mostly built in the Gothic architectural style, which is characteristic of many Catholic buildings.
