At the end of WW1, Germany had to agree to The Treaty of Versailles, which basically took away most of the countries rights and put them into a deep depression. The economy was failing, people were poor and hopeless. When Hitler came into play, people were desperate for a change and Hitler promised to make Germany the greatest country of it's time. Because the country was so desperate for hope for the future Hitler could do anything he wanted because everyone was hoping it would improve the conditions excessively.
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C. They led to a greater divide between rich and poor.
"In order to address the question we would have to assess it carefully. Terrorismappears to be problematic to define. So far no internationally accepted legal<span>de<span>fi<span>ni<span>ti<span><span>on of te</span><span>rr<span>or<span>is<span><span>m ex</span><span>is<span>ts<span><span>, de</span><span>sp<span>it<span><span>e th</span><span><span>e va</span><span>ri<span>ou<span><span>s at</span><span>te<span>mp<span>ts<span><span>. Th</span><span><span>e po</span><span>lit<span>ical</span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span><span>connotatio<span>ns of the term make such a task</span></span>quasiimpossible from a legal point of view. Constituting one of the pathologies of the political system, terrorism andpolitical violence are to be studied first as social phenomena and then as illegalactivities that put at risk the well-being of innocent citizens. States undoubtedlyhave both the obligation and the necessity to protect their own citizens, giventhat terrorist attacks pose a threat to both the internal and the international<span>legal and political order. The terrorist attacks of 9/11 will remain in the collective</span>memory as the day when international terrorism managed to strike the heart of <span>th<span>e so<span>le su<span>pe<span>rp<span>ow<span>er su<span>bs<span>eq<span>ue<span>nt<span>ly be<span>co<span>mi<span>ng th<span>e ou<span>tm<span>os<span>t th<span>re<span>at to the</span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span>contemporary world order. The response to this attack was criticized heavilyex post by various scholars as well as executive security personnel of the U.S. Thepresent essay in accordance with the critics of the military intervention argues <span>that such a strategy has not been effective." Credits: Nikolaos Nikolakakis.
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The one that established the same basic ideas in the 13th century would be : C. Magna carta
Magna Carta were created by barons of England in 13th century to restraint the abuse of power by King John. Magna Carta marked the end of absolute power held by monarchies
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Like the laws of today, Hammurabi's Code lays out specific punishments for specific crimes. The modern legal code does not differentiate between social class. Like today's legal system, Hammurabi's Code lays out the way that trials are conducted. It spells out the requirement for witnesses and impartial judges.