While there were many other factors, threats and violence definitely were key aspects to Hitler's rise to power. His use of terror tactics made people obedient through fear. After acting upon his threats, they knew if they didn't follow him, there was a good chance they would die. He used a sort of manipulation that while brutal, tends to be effective, as portrayed through many events and leaders in history, such as the French Revolution, Mao Zedong (China), Stalin (Russia), and Leopold II (Congo).
Margarine and butter are examples of substitutes.
What is<span> it called when effort to </span>do<span> something for victims and their survivors—to return them, as much as possible, to their previous state and to make them "</span><span>whole" again? Restoration. </span>Before<span> the </span>Supreme Court's 1991 decision<span>, </span>was considered irrelevant<span> and </span>potentially inflammatory<span> and</span><span>were not allowed</span>
