Pope Urban II was the person responsible for the very influential speech that called for the start of a crusade. He wanted to take back the Holy Land from the Muslims, along with the leader of the Byzantine Empire writing him a letter asking for help. This was a very powerful speech which started the rise of the Crusaders, who Pope Urban II promised if they would fight in this war they would get the remission of their sins, even if they died in battle.
Well an example would be that a monopoly company would raise their prices extremely high, and since a monopoly had all control over other companies, consumers/Americans would be forced to pay unreasonable prices for certain goods.
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He believed that there was no such thing as a perfect world, but that the world could be made better with some work. French philosopher Voltaire believed that if humans replaced their superstition and ignorance with rational thought and knowledge, the world would be a better place.
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The second option: FDR took more action to fix the depression.
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As one of the new-era Democrats, FDR implemented a series of changes famously known as the "New Deal." These legislative policies included everything from social security, tax reform, banking reform, and aggressive policies meant to tackle the Great Depression.
Hoover on the other hand, was much more laid back in his economic policies. Do note however, I'm assuming these questions refer to the great depression. If they do not, there is a good chance the answer could also be the fourth one.
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False
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In 1939, Joseph Stalin was convinced that Germany would win the war, or either be a strong contender against Britain and France.
We can safely say this because by that time, Stalin had agreed with Hitler to a pact of non-aggression known as the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact. According to this pact, the Soviet Union would not interfere with Nazi Germany affairs, and would actually work with Nazi Germany in the invasion of Poland, by invading from the east, while Germany invaded from the west, an action that resulted in the quick defeat of Poland, and the partition of its territory between the two countries.
