Answer:
In January 1919, Anton Drexler founded the German Workers’ Party. This party was formed from a group who had previously met regularly to discuss political matters.
The party met weekly in a beer hall in Munich. After the pressures of war Munich was politically unstable. People were inclined to support new ideas that advocated extreme change.
The party advocated a range of ideas, including hostility to the Treaty of Versailles, nationalism, concern about the nations moral standards and changing culture, and extreme antisemitism.
On the 24 February 1920, the German Workers’ Party changed its name to the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP), more commonly referred to as the Nazi Party.
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QUESTION 98
What was the policy of containment?
Containment was basically the U.S. trying to stop communism from spreading all over the world. They used it in their foreign policy by fighting in Korea, Vietnam, etc. This fits best with Answer D. Measures used to stop and prevent the spread of Communism throughout the world.
QUESTION 96
What was the goal of the Marshall Plan?
The Marshall Plan was a plan set up by the U.S. to help support European countries to recover from World War II. This fits best with answer B. To provide economic support for the countries in Europe to help them recover from World War II and to reject the appeal of Communism. I guess there was some anti-communism involved in it as well!
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D-Day was when the allies landed on the beaches of Northern France and fought the Nazis, and they won and started to take back Europe from the Nazis that invaded it. This fits with answer A. It was the beginning of the Allies' attempt to take back Europe from Nazi Germany.
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England<span> was a Protestant nation. When Elizabeth the first executed the Catholic Mary Queen of Scots in 1587, Philip decided to </span>invade England<span>. Philip's plan was that an </span>armada<span> of 130 ships would sail to the Netherlands, to pick up more of the </span>Spanish<span> army and </span>invade England<span>.</span>
Answer:
A.
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Natan Sharansky is an Israel politician who was held in prison by USSR for the charge of spying to Americans. In 1973, Sharansky applied for exit visa to Israel, which was denied by the USSR agencies on the ground that he has passed high security information to the West. He spent thirteen years of his life in prison.
<u>His story took over the news in the West and won many sympathies from them. The USSR government was pressurised by the American government to release Sharansky. He received support from the Western countries. He was released in a prisoner exchange on 11th February 1986</u>.
So, the correct answer is option A.