Probably either move or keep my mouth shut. In history, the banning of the slave trade was a hard and smartly fought battle. There were people who spoke out about slaves but because it was the norm no one wanted to speak up about it. Mostly slave trade is banned now thanks to William <span>Wilberforce.</span>
Answer: the compromise of 1876
Explanation:
"D. an <span>openness to new ideas and experiences" is not an element of nationalism, since this would imply that people would be open to welcoming new cultures into their country, which is not the case.</span>
Answer: Imperialism
Explanation:
Imperialism refers to gaining power and dominion over other peoples and nations by means of colonizing them. This can be done by force, deceit or economical pressure designed to subjugate the colonized.
This was the driving doctrine that drove the Europeans to establish colonies around the world from the 16th to the 20th century from North America in the west to Australia in the east.
Colonization was done so much that a significant amount of the world fell under colonization such that the British empire at some point, controlled 24% of the world as we know it today.
They justified it in part like the French Premier, Jules Ferry by saying that they were doing it to civilise the world and its so called 'inferior' races.
The correct answer is C. Sending Polish Jews to a concentration map
Explanation:
During the Second World War from 1939 to 1945, the German forces led by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party invaded and controlled other countries of Europe including Poland. Considering the Nazis do only aimed at attacking the opposing military forces or the allies, but were guided by the idea of considering certain persons in the society had undesirable racial features and should be exterminated, this included Jews, Gypsies, Poles, and disabled people. Because of this, when the German forces invaded Poland most of the Polish people, especially Jews were forced to leave their houses and were taken to concentration camps where most of them died.
Bearing in mind the photo was taken in 1943 when all the situation described before was taking place then and that the people in the picture are not returning home but going out of them with German soldiers supervising all the process and that the body language of people suggest they are surrendering and feel scared it can be concluded the photograph shows how the German forces were sending Polish Jews to a concentration map; as during this historical period the German forces aimed at extermining Jews but never protecting, liberating or accompanying them.
