Answer:
The Nazi's believed that they were the superior race.
Explanation:
Nazi's were known to be very demandings and cruel towards anyone who didn't fit Hitler's 'perfect criteria' (blonde hair, blue eyes; aryan race) Essentially wiping out everyone who wasn't like this was their master plan to make the perfect race and keep it that way. Fortunately, this perfect race plan did not work.
Faking illness is my best guess :) - beanz
The position of the United States toward Latin America in
the 1800s can be characterized as colonial.
Colonialism<span> <span>is the establishment of a </span>colony<span> in one territory by a political power
from another territory, and the subsequent maintenance, expansion, and
exploitation of that </span>colony.</span>
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The biggest impact of the Latin American Wars for Independence was freedom from Spanish rule and national sovereignty for former Spanish colonies in Latin America, including the countries now known as Venezuela, Colombia, Bolivia, Ecuador, Argentina, Paraguay, Chile, Uruguay and Peru.<span> These wars for independence were mostly independent efforts fought through separate revolutionary movements in each individual Latin American Spanish territory, though they were part of a global spirit of revolution that had taken hold in the United States and in European nations such as France in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. These revolutionary efforts were successful in part due to the weakening of Spanish central authority in the wake of France invading Spain in 1808.</span>
