Answer:
<h3> relative triviality of the speaker's situation.</h3>
Explanation:
- In the poem 'Giving Back the Flower", the poet tries question the cruel fate of her lover who dies in the battle field. She tries to portray the negative effects of war and conflict in her poem.
- The speaker's description of herself as 'a women in jewels and lace' and the description of 'children crying for bread' serves to emphasize the relative triviality of the speaker's situation.
- She wants the readers to understand that there are much more bigger problems in this world than her own. She compares her problems with that of the hungry children and realizes that her problems and situation is relatively trivial than theirs.
The Europeans strolled into the new land of America and used their technology and strength by numbers to take over the Indians world. The iron edge blades and the gunpowder-powered guns were to much for any <span>Indian and the Europeans would often capture the king of a certain community and take over the</span>
Government central-planning ministries are a prominent feature of postwar Soviet communism.
So the best answer is B. Easter European cities like Minsk, Kiev, Bucharest, and Warsaw all found themselves within the Soviet Union, or within the Soviet sphere of influence, after the war. Since many of these cities had also suffered widespread destruction during the war, they required rebuilding, which was often undertaken according to the socialist ideals promoted by Soviet communism.
A is wrong because, although many Latin American countries experienced aggressive communist insurgencies or takeovers, the communist presence in Latin America rarely resulted in the <span>centralized re-planning of cities.
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C is wrong because North America had no meaningful communist presence, and certainly no communist-guided central planning of cities. Same goes for Western Europe, which rules out D.
Answer:
England
Explanation:
England would be left alone to deal with
the threat of an embittered, defeated Germany.
Russia
