Answer:
The Nazis believed that the Aryan race was the superior race, and that it was destined to dominate all of Europe, and eventually the world.
The Aryan race was composed of Europeans of Germanic descent that inhabited not only Germany, but also Austria, The Netherlands, and Scandinavia.
They considered other "races" to be honorary aryans, like the Japanese or the Chinese. They also had a positive opinion on the British people.
They deemed all other races as inferior, and they had a particularly bad opinion about the Slavic Peoples of Eastern Europe and the Jewish People. This led them to believe that these races should be exterminated and they carried out this plan to a large extent, specially against the Jews, who perished by millions during the genocide known as the Holocaust.
Many of the conquistadors that went to the Americas had gained their skills fighting in D.The Reconquista.
<h3>What was the Reconquista?</h3>
The Reconquista was a conflict in Spain that lasted for more than 700 years and involved the Christian people of Spain trying to take back lands that had been captured by the Muslims who invaded in 711 CE.
The Reconquista eventually came to an end in 1492 and fighting in it gave several conquistadors the military skill they needed to get to the Americas and defeat the various empires they found there.
Find out more on the Reconquista at brainly.com/question/12450115
#SPJ1
There's no real certainty as to what caused it. There's multiple factors but two factors that are important are:
There was too many parties to vote for so no one party ever got enough support, and there were many splinter parties popping up because of it
Also, in an emergency, the president did NOT need the agreement of the Reichstag, but could issue decrees. In the end Hitler took advantage of this shaky situation to take power.
Notably, Weimar has many economical and political issues going on, as well all cultural, but the two I talked about, are probably most notable.
D <span>such as Carolina and Pennsylvania, organized in the 1600s in territories granted by the English Crown</span>
The rural free delivery bill