I’m not too sure but I’m pretty sure it’s true
The only correct answer is;
B) They locked workers out of the property and refused to pay them.
Hope this helps.
<h2> My Answer:</h2>
Yes!
"The Auschwitz concentration camp was a complex of over 40 concentration and extermination camps operated by Nazi Germany in occupied Poland during World War II and the Holocaust." -Wiki
Compare that to statues. Preserving/keeping a whole concentration camp used by the Nazs during World War II and the Holocaust is MUCH different than preserving just a statue. They might have to guard concentration camps to keep people out if they need to. However, statues are usually open to the public.
Note: Feel free to cut some parts out or rewrite this in your own words. Apologies if it took forever, I had to do some research and think of interesting words to grab the reader's attention. Have an amazing rest of your day/night!
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Answer:
Latin American countries continued to pursue export-led growth after the First World War. However, the external environment was by then much less favourable. Export growth was therefore modest. Fiscal and financial policies became more orthodox after the war and this, coupled with the disappointing performance of the export sector, made it difficult to promote industry – especially in those countries where it had yet to take root. By the time of the Great Depression, no Latin American country had been able to escape from dependence on primary product exports. The region was therefore very vulnerable to the subsequent collapse of commodity prices.
