Important events in Europe
Arguably, the most important event in Europe in 1939 was when Nazi Germany invaded Poland. This invasion directly violated a previous deal made by Germany, Great Britain, and France. As a result of this, Great Britain and France declared war on Germany in September of 1939.
Besides that invasion of Poland, the Soviet Union and Germany signed a non-aggression pact in 1939 as well. This was important for the time being, as it prevented Germany from having to fight a two front war.
Important events in the United States
The US passed the Neutrality Act of 1939. The goal in passing this law was to avoid being dragged into a foreign war. This law stopped America from trading arms with countries that were involved in a war.
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Summary of the Passage:
The Albany Movement was a movement against segregation policies in Albany and was supported by the SNCC, NAACP, and SCLC. Martin Luther King's goal was to advise people rather than join in on the movement but he was arrested during a demonstration for 45 days and a fine. He was released three days later during an attempt to cause change by choosing jail time but the movement would end a year later without achieving its goals to end segregation policies in Albany.
The supreme Court can declare laws unconstitutional.
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<span>to reveal past contributions of civilizations
to connect the past to the present
to recognize patterns
By knowing all the things above, future society could learn from the past society and started to make efforts to prevent the bad decision that made in the past from reoccurring. This would help the society to continue developing without facing unnecessary setbacks.</span>
