3) The pamphlet supported natural rights as essential for the colonists. I think :)
T.S. Eliot’s famous vision:<span> “This is the way the world ends.</span><span> Not with a bang, but a whimper”</span>1<span> seemed to be all wrong on November 9, 1989.</span><span> On that wintry day, the world created by the four decades-old Cold War</span>2<span> between the United States and the Soviet Union exploded with a huge bang:</span><span> the destruction of the massive Berlin Wall, a Communist-built barrier to prevent the people of Eastern Germany from crossing into the free world.</span>
B. Appeasement
In 1938 Hitler wanted the Sudetenland taken from Czechoslovakia and annexed to Germany. This part of Czechoslovakia held a large population of German people’s,
England and France diplomats met in Munich Germany, signing agreement to allow the annexation thinking Hitler would be appeased.
Hitler was emboldened to continue military build up and planning for all out war.
Had there been support for Czech resistance to giving up land, it is speculated Hitler may have reduced his ambitions.
So... anyhow, he did not storm the bastille
he wasn't part of the revolution either
he did not ally with France's allies, France wasn't invaded anyhow
after Robespiere got guillotine, all that was left running France was the Directory B.
I’m assuming it’s proclamation, treaty, then moral.