Spain occupied northern Morocco in 1860 and ruled it for half a century until 1912, when France set up a protectorate over Morocco under the terms of the Treaty of Fez. The struggle for independence of Morocco from the French protectorate was successfully ended in 1956, when some of the territories administered by Spain belonged to the newly established state of Morocco.
In 1935 Mussolini's Italy occupied Ethiopia.
Hitler's Germany entered Austria, where people on referendum decided to become part of Germany.
Soviet Union occupied Belarus, while Japan occupied Korea.
In 25 states, the state legislature has primary responsibility for creating a redistricting plan, in many cases subject to approval by the state governor.
In Psychology, the generalization principle is the tendency of individuals to respond in the same manner to similar but different stimuli. According to this concept, both humans and animals will use past learnings to react to present situations if the conditions involved are similar.
Uncertainty Reduction Theory poses <u>axioms</u>, or truisms drawn from past research and common sense, to explain the process of reducing uncertainty in initial interactions.