Profits for developed nations mean long hours and low pay for workers in developing nations.
Answer: Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
Most of the trades belong to the relation with the country that surrounds it. The lower developing countries always have to depend on the developed country for trade and export.
The prize fixed by the consumer is final and hence the developing countries have low margin profit. Developed countries for cheap labor hire people from the developing countries. They are not only made to work hard for lower wages but also made to work for long hours.
Due to the updated technical resources competition arises within the international trade and new entries are registered every minute. The country with the lower quote gets the trade and hence forced labor with low pay is the main disadvantage.
Hitler killed himself in 1945.
Unfortunately, he did not live long enough to stand trial, or to see Israel reborn. Pity.
I would say no. The League of Nations although had enjoyed limited success, was a failure because of the selfishness displayed by the European powers. The Treaty of Versailles lacked practicality and ultimately failed at 'addressing the causes of conflict and restoring peace and normality', because there was a World War II.
Francisco Vazquez de Coronado was
a Spanish conquistador who explored the North American Southwest. His expeditions
led to the discovery of many landmarks such as the Grand Canyon and Colorado
river. He did not, however, find cities with treasures or what is now called
the mythical Seven Cities of Gold. He had more expeditions but in the end, it
forced him into indebtedness and charges of war charges was brought against him.
He died from an infectious disease in Mexico on September 22, 1554.
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