I believe the answer is A. Correct me if i'm wrong :)
An analysis by Vote Leave finds that the costs of EU membership outweighs the benefits of the Single Market.
The main character in the holucust boom survivers is Adolf Hitler.
<h3>What is Holocaust?</h3>
The Holocaust is a type of massive slaughter that involves the burning of victims or the use of nuclear weapons.
A typical example of Holocaust is the genocide that took place in Germany during the second world war. This was lead by the German leader, Adolf Hitler.
Therefore, one of the main characters in holucust boom survivers is Adolf Hitler who was the antagonist.
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The United States already lived in a difficult situation regarding the possibility of a big division when Abraham Lincoln became the President of the United States in 1860.
Southern governmental leaders convinced themselves that the arrival of Lincoln would make things worse for their economic and political interests. Few things were really available to try to impede secession and not confronting the country. The Dred Scott decision complicated more the differences that existed in the Democratic Party.
President Lincoln was very clear in his political decisions and the southern states' leaders were sure that the best and next step, would be secession. And those ideas were so ingrained in both sides -North and South- that really nothing else could be done at that time to impede the inevitable.
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There are several obstacles that would prevent the unification of Korea, at least in the near future.
On the one hand, we find a clear difference between the political and economic systems of North Korea and South Korea. In the north, the communist juche regime exercises centralized and authoritative planning of the nation's economic and political life, while in the south a market economy and a democratic political regime predominate. This generates great differences at a social level, which are difficult to amalgamate immediately.
Second is the enormous hold on power by the Kim family in North Korea, making it difficult to unify with a transparent and democratic system.
But the biggest obstacle lies in the huge economic and development differences between the two halves of the peninsula: in the event of a reunification, South Korea should finance the development of North Korea. In other words, the southern part of Korea is a developed and prosperous nation, while the northern part is an underdeveloped country, poor and with a very low standard of living. In the event of a reunification, a lot of money should be contributed by South Korea and its inhabitants to revive the northern economy.
