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1. The war had many different factions loosely grouped into two sides
2. The war generated an intense propaganda struggle
3. Many countries officially promised non-intervention, but covertly supported one of the sides
4. Individual citizens of various countries often volunteered to fight
5. George Orwell was one of those fighting for the Republicans
6. Religion was a major issue in the war
7. The Nationalists were lead by General Franco, who would become a dictator upon their victory
8. The Battle of Brunete was a decisive clash where the side with 100 tanks lost
9. Pablo Picasso’s Guernica was based on an event during the war
10. The death toll estimates range from 1,000,000 to 150,000
Texas Governor Sam Houston opposed secession, but was unable to prevent it. In this speech, given prior to Lincoln's election, he presents the argument that slavery would be safer within the United States than outside of it. It was a prescient argument, and one held by several other Southern leaders.
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Explanation:
The metropolitan area is the most popular part of a city. An example of this would be Central Park And the Subway for New York, since these are the places where it's more dense in people everyday.
A city just refers to the whole city unpopular areas and all.
The examples of such countries, could be:
Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia, Eastern Germany (German Democratic Republic).
Those countries formally were independent states but their politics and economy was controlled by Moscow (the capital city of the Soviet Union). They were called the satellite countries. In term of economy all those countries were members of Comecon (<span>Council for Mutual Economic Assistance) and in term of security - members of the Warsaw Pact. </span>
The border between the communist bloc and the western Europe was called "the iron curtain" - it was located between the Eastern and Western Germany. The communist bloc started falling apart in 1989 along with the democratic revolutions taking place in the Eastern Europe.
