Answer:
The Berlin Conference split up Africa between Western powers to ensure that no country had too much territory or invaded another country's area.
The correct answer is A. Massachusetts
Explanation:
The Declarations and Resolves was an official document written in 1774 by the colonies in which the colonies stated a bill of rights but also expressed the objections and grievances against the Intolerable Acts that were different acts from the British Parliament in response to punish those that opposed the changes in taxation applied in 1774. The basis of this document was mainly proposed by the Massachusetts colony as it was this colony the one that opposed the taxation system and therefore the one that was directly punished by the British parliament with the Intolerable Acts, situation that led to delegates of the Massachusetts colony to meet with delegates of other colonies and create the document. Therefore, the colony that provided the basis for the Declarations and Resolvers was Massachusetts.
The religious groups who settled in North America were persecuted in England because they b) lived in religious communities. These religious communities were quite different than the majority of Protestants in England, even though they were both Christians. Puritans were more hard line, and this is one of the reasons they were persecuted, because they were seen as sects.
Hitler was born in 1889 in Braunau, Austria, Hitler had a fairly normal childhood. His father was a customs officer and his mother died when he was 18 leaving Hitler distraught. Academically, Hitler did not achieve well at school and, despite his love of art, he failed to get into the Vienna Art Academy. After leaving school Hitler spent time doing manual work and living on the streets. Just before the First World War, Hitler moved to the German city of Munich. When war was declared, Hitler joined the German Army and was awarded the Iron Cross for his bravery. Towards the end of the war Hitler was injured by a mustard gas attack leaving him hospitalized, which is where he was when he learned of Germany’s surrender. Hitler took the news badly and blamed those in command for Germany's defeat. He vowed to enter politics to right the wrongs of the defeat and the avenge the Treaty of Versailles.
