Answer:
Poland and Hungary
Explanation:
The Iron Curtain was the physical boundary that divided Europe into two separate areas. From the end of World War II until 1991.
In 1956 the Hungarian Uprising was a nationwide revolution against the Hungarian People´s Republic and the Soviet-imposed policies. It was the first major threat to the Soviet Union since World War II.
In Poland, also in 1956, there were a series of protests against the communist government of the Polish People´s Republic. It began with workers demanding better working conditions and were met with violent repression.
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Davis in "How Africans became Integral to New World history," describes the process of entrapment of black Africans in the interior of Africa. He says that it was mostly what group of people who captured Black Africans?<span>
Answer: African Traders</span>
Answer: James the Duke of York
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After his naval defeat at the Battle of Trafalgar against the British, in which he lost his entire naval fleet, he decided to attempt to invade Russia. After this attempt to invade, he was defeated once more. After this, Napoleon was placed in home out of France so he could not rule over it. Napoleon escaped this home, and returned to Paris to continue his reign. Napoleon then tried to take control of more land in Europe where he was again defeated at the Battle of Waterloo where UK, Prussia, and the Netherlands all teamed up against the French. Napoleon was then taken to Saint Helena, an island off of the coast of Africa, where he later died.
